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Wednesday, September 19, 2007

FORUM DISAPPOINTED OVER SOLOMON ISLANDS GOVERNMENT ACTION

SIBConline News
19/09/2007

Chairman of the third Enhanced Consultation between Solomon Islands, RAMSI and the Pacific Islands Forum, Peter Eafeare has expressed his disappointment with the last minute cancellation of a scheduled meeting in Honiara yesterday.

Mr Eafeare said the meeting had been on the books since early August after it was initially postponed from the 30 August due to the unavailability of some members of the Forum Team. It was rescheduled for September 17.

Mr Eafeare said that the enhanced consultation meets on a quarterly basis and the last was held in June this year.He said the agreement had been given on the 8th of September by the Solomon Islands Government to host the meeting on the 17 of September.

He said all sides had missed a valuable opportunity to discuss matters of great importance to the future of the Solomon Islands' people.

The Forum Team comprised Mr Eafeare, Vaiga Tone, Tonga’s foreign affairs secretary and Edwin Pittman, permanent secretary foreign affairs for Cook Islands.

Solomon Islands postponed Monday's meeting because of a state funeral for the late Sir David Kausimae. But the Forum Team was advised mid morning yesterday by the Solomon Islands Government that the meeting would be further postponed to an unspecified date due to the inadequate preparation of the Solomon Islands Government.

Secretary General of the Pacific Islands Forum, Greg Urwin was also disappointed with the indefinite postponement of the meeting.The Forum Team was advised that topics to be discussed at the 3rd Enhanced Consultative Meeting included issues of concern for the Solomon Islands Government in its partnership with RAMSI, the draft Medium Term Strategy and the Facilitation of International Assistance Act.

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