BY BEN BILUA
Noro
THE construction of Ministry of Finance and Treasury’s (MoFT) office at Noro, Western Province has reached its final touches.
In an interview with Island Sun, Noro Town Clerk, Gavin Totu said the official handover and opening of the building is expected to take place any time this month.
He said the stunning building will not only adds to the beauty of Noro town but also serves as a testimony of decentralizing services to urban centers.
Totu adds that the office will enable support in governance, economic management and service delivery.
“Noro is a growing business hub with promising future. Furthermore, Noro accommodates major economic activities in the country such Soltuna, International Sea Port, International Airport at Munda.
“Other service providers such as Solomon Telekom, Solomon Power along with other government institution are also here.
“Positioning the MoFT here will ensure better coordination with key stakeholders, including the private sector, development partners and other government agencies.
“This close proximity enhances decision-making, promotes timely policy implementation and facilitates stronger public-private collaboration,” he said.
Totu described the decision to establish the MoFT office at Noro as “perfect timing” ensuring faster processing of financial transactions, budget disbursements and monitoring of government expenditures for the growing business population at Noro.
“This office will contribute to stronger economic governance and public financial management in the country,” Totu said.
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