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British envoy visits SIRAP, CAUSE projects

Summary by solomonstarnews.com
The British High Commissioner to Solomon Islands, His Excellency Mr. Paul Turner, recently visited project sites in Malaita, Munda, and Noro.The aim of the visits was to observe progress and engage with local stakeholders for three World Bank financed projects, including: the completed Solomon Islands Roads and Aviation Project (SIRAP) and the Community Access and Urban Services Enhancement (CAUSE) project, as well as the ongoing Second Solomon …
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British envoy visits SIRAP, CAUSE projects

The British High Commissioner to Solomon Islands, His Excellency Mr. Paul Turner, recently visited project sites in Malaita, Munda, and Noro.The aim of the visits was to observe progress and engage with local stakeholders for three World Bank financed projects, including: the completed Solomon Islands Roads and Aviation Project (SIRAP) and the Community Access and Urban Services Enhancement (CAUSE) project, as well as the ongoing Second Solomon …

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