China’s Jiangsu province supports Malaita with solar lights 

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By RODRICK DESURI 

Auki 

Jiangsu Province in China has supported its sister province, Malaita, with 100 new solar street lights. 

The handover ceremony was held at the JQY Hardware in Lunga, Central Guadalcanal, on Wednesday, October 29. 

The gift of 100 new solar-powered street lights to Malaita Province will strengthen the relationship between the two provinces. 

During ceremony, Counsellor Yang said the donation reflects China’s continued commitment to deepening ties with Solomon Islands under the Comprehensive Strategic Partnership and the Belt and Road Initiative. 

He reaffirms China’s respect for Solomon Islands’ sovereignty and traditions; emphasising development cooperation based on mutual benefit. 

He said earlier this year, China also donated livelihood equipment such as vehicles and farming tools to Malaita Province.

“Today’s donation not only brightens Malaita’s streets but also highlights the growing cooperation between Jiangsu and Malaita,” Yang said.

Premier of Malaita Province, Elijah Asilaua expressed his heartfelt thanks to the Jiangsu Provincial Government and the People’s Republic of China for their ongoing support.

“Today marks another proud and memorable chapter in the friendship between the people of Malaita and our partners in China.

“These solar lights will illuminate Auki and surrounding areas, improving safety and cutting electricity costs. They represent our shared vision for a cleaner, safer, and more sustainable future,” he said.

Asilaua stated that the initiative aims to boost road safety and security while reducing electricity costs for the provincial capital and nearby communities.

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