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Monday, March 26, 2007

PUBLIC SUPPORTS INCLUSION OF GOVERNMENT OFFICIALS IN RAMSI OUTREACH PROGRAMS

Department of the Prime Ministers Office and Cabinet News
By Brian WangaGCU Auki

Community leaders in parts of Malaita have supported the inclusion of government officials in the Regional Assistance Mission to Solomon Island’s (RAMSI) outreach programs in the country.
A former Malaita Premier and Peace worker David Oeta said RAMSI and the Central Government must work closely with the government and key stakeholders in communities to show a spirit of true partnership.
Prime Minister Manasseh Sogavare have recently called for suspension of a nation-wide RAMSI Outreach Program after RAMSI officials held public consultations in Auki, Malaita province two weeks ago.
Mr Sogavare imposed the suspension calling on RAMSI to include government officials in future community outreach programmes because the government is a key partner in RAMSI.
Mr Oeta said including government officials will ensure fair awareness talks between all partners involved, including the Government, RAMSI and Communities.
“If RAMSI has a package for a community outreach program it should have been more inclusive to ensure there is some form of accountability to the people of Solomon Islands in the contents of the awareness talks,” he said.
Auki resident Robert Bilifoa said he believed the reason for suspending the Community Outreach Program was a result of one sided reporting by certain local media accompanying the RAMSI officials.
He referred to a Solomon Star report saying 99 percent of Malaitans support RAMSI was misleading.
“I am not denying that there is support for RAMSI in Malaita but there must be proven facts before making cheap assumptions”

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