The INCLUSIVE DIGITAL ECONOMY SCORECARD (IDES) for Solomon Islands was announced in Honiara Friday last week during the launching of the Solomon Islands National Financial Inclusion Strategy 3 (2021-2025).
Read more: INCLUSIVE DIGITAL ECONOMY SCORECARD (IDES) ANNOUNCED
The construction phase of the Honiara International Airport expansion project is employing one hundred local workers alongside forty overseas supervisors.
The local workers will further benefit from skills and knowledge transfer from the ongoing collaboration with expat workers during and after the project, which will be a bonus for the country.
Read more: AIRPORT EXPANSION PROJECT EMPLOYS 100 LOCAL WORKERS
THE Democratic Coalition Government for Advancement (DCGA) is committed to working with all stakeholders and development partners to develop a strong and vibrant Solomon Islands.
Read more: DCGA committed to develop strong & vibrant SI: PM
THE upgrade of the country’s main international airport will make Henderson Airport a key regional hub and one of the best in the region.
Read more: PM says Henderson Airport set to become one of region’s best
China Civil Engineering Construction Corporation (CCECC) has won the publicly advertised bid for the Design and Building of Munda International Airport Terminal Building in the Western Province. These terminal building works will significantly contribute to the government aspirations to improve and upgrade airport infrastructure as stated in the DCGA Policy 5.2.1.4 a) and e). This policy falls under the scope of the Ministry of Communication & Aviation (MCA).
On Thursday, 12th November, 2020, Cabinet deliberated on the Cabinet paper to temporarily suspend the access to Facebook.
Since then, there has been a lot of commentary and publication in Facebook on the decision of Cabinet to suspend access to Facebook. As a starting point the Constitution of the Solomon Islands, which governs all our laws, provides that each and every person in Solomon Islands shall be provided with the security of person and protection of the law, freedom of conscience and freedom of speech, amongst other fundamental rights and freedoms.
The Civil Aviation Authority of Solomon Islands has lost its Office Building on the early morning of 7 July 2020 from a fire.
All CAASI telephone lines 36563, 36567, 36253 have now been restored.
CAASI’s Interim Office is located at:
Aviation Security Service Conference Room,
AVSEC Building,
Honiara International Airport
Issued by Director of Civil Aviation
10 July 2020
CAASI is pleased to inform you of the regulatory initiatives we have put in place to addressing the challenges those in aviation are currently facing. We have ensured our approach is finely balanced, with a focus on providing relief at the same time as ensuring safety risks are effectively managed in these rapidly changing times.
Read more: How CAASI is helping you – COVID-19 Relief Measures
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