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TAIWAN GIVES HELP TOWARD ACTIVITIES ON MALAITA

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18:50 hrs
26/06/2007

The Taiwanese government has given one-point-six million dollars towards the preparation for various activities leading up to the 29th Independence Anniversary Celebrations in Auki, Malaita next month.

Taiwanese Ambassador to Honiara, George Chan, released the money during his meeting with Prime Minister Manasseh Sogavare in Honiara today.Ambassador Chan told the Prime Minister that the fund is to support the Malaita Provincial Government to carry out the necessary preparations for the celebrations which will include agriculture, cultural and trade shows.

He says the money is also to implement the government's rural policy and bottom up approach to involve the majority of rural population, and to realize the government's wish to rotate the national event around the country.Mr Chan says the fund will go towards improving the current development phases of Auki Township.

This include improving the old market fencing and rubbish trailer, Auki internal roads and drainage, the town's public toilets, landscaping, and rubbish collection; wharf and street security lightings and Gwaunaru'u Airfield Terminal maintenance.Meanwhile, Ambassador Chan said Solomon Islands National Independence Day celebration is a solemn moment for the people to thank the forefathers for their sacrifices and contributions.

He said without those contributions the people will not be able to enjoy the full democratic life, prosperous economy and flourishing society today. Mr Chan said there have been remarkable achievements in Solomon Islands with strong economic growth since Prime Minister Sogavare took office in May 2006.

He said he had no doubts that the Solomon people will continue to work harder for the peace and prosperity. Ambassador Chan on behalf of the people and government of Taiwan extended his warm congratulations to Prime Minister Sogavare, the people and government of Solomon Islands on the happy occasion of the 29th Anniversary of Independence.

In respond, Mr Sogavare thanked Ambassador Chan and the Taiwanese Government for this prompt assistance to help the government hold the national independence celebrations.

Mr Sogavare said that the help has again justified Taiwan's firm determination to help its ally in times of nation needs for national celebration and rural development.

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