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Thursday February 15, 2007

 

 

Graduates in high demand in SI

By CLIFFORD FAIPARIK
GRADUATES from various tertiary institutions in PNG are in high demand in Solomon Islands, Solomon High Commissioner Bernard Bata’anisia said yesterday.
“The Solomon Islanders who have graduated from PNG are always being given first priority for employment in the private and public institutions compared to other Solomon Islanders, who had graduated from other institutions in the Pacific,” he said.
“They receive excellent education here.”
Mr Bata’anisia said 200 students would be studying in various institutions this year.
“The ones under Solomon Islands government scholarship will benefit from a bilateral agreement, with the PNG Government. Under the agreement a total of K3 million has been given by the PNG Government for Solomon Island students for their tuition fees and allowances while studying in institutions in PNG.”
Mr Bata’anisia said PNG Government’s assistance was part of the commitment made by the two governments in 1998 for PNG to provide development assistance to Solomon Islands.

 

           

 

                                                                                 
 
 
 

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