Politics News March 2010

Taiwan is No Longer Competing With China: President Ma
Taiwan President Ma Ying-Jeou has become only the second State Leader to address Parliament, and he used the opportunity to highlight the importance of its relationship with the Solomon Islands and other allies in the Pacific. Parliament had earlier passed a motion allowing President Ma Ying-Jeou of Taiwan to enter the Parliament dais. The motion was moved without notice by Prime... more
Taiwan's President Ma Ying-jeo Arrives in Solomon Islands
The Government and people of Solomon Islands welcomed Taiwan's President Ma Ying-jeo who arrived in Honiara yesterday afternoon amidst tight security. The Taiwanese President arrived in Honiara with a 90 strong delegation, including 39 Taiwanese journalists. Prime Minister Dr Derek Sikua and other senior leaders met President Ma on arrival at Henderson International Airport.... more
Solomon Islands Prepared for President Ma
The Government and the people of Solomon Islands is preparing for President Ma's visit that will begin on Wednesday. Solomon Islands Prime Minister, Dr Derek Sikua and other senior leaders will meet the President on arrival at Henderson International Airport at 2:00pm where a specially organized welcome ceremony will take place. Later in the afternoon at 3:35pm, President Ma will pay a... more
President Ma's Pacific Visit Begins
Taiwan's President, Ma Ying-jeou has begun his journey to visit Pacific nations, one of which is the Solomon Islands. The President will embark on a seven-day visit to Taiwan's six diplomatic allies in the South Pacific; Marshall Islands, Republic of Kiribati, Tuvalu, Nauru, Solomon Islands and Palau. President Ma will also film his weekly online journal overseas for the first... more
RAMSI Commends TRC
RAMSI Special Coordinator, Graeme Wilson, has encouraged all Solomon Islanders to embrace the opportunity provided by the Truth and Reconciliation Commission to move their nation forward. Congratulating the Truth and Reconciliation Commission on the holding of its first public hearings last week, Mr Wilson said RAMSI was very pleased to see the hearings successfully conducted in an atmosphere of genuine cooperation from the community. "When RAMSI... more
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