BY RODRICK DESURI
Auki
Prime Minister Matthew Wale has assured his constituents that his previous and future overseas visits will benefit the country.
PM Wale made the assurance on Sunday, June 21, during his constituency visit to the Lalana community, ward 30.
He said his overseas visits are mainly to reset and strengthen Solomon Islands’ relationships and enhance partnerships with Solomon Islands’ friends.
He said that on Friday, June 26, he will begin his overseas travels once more to restructure the relationships.
“So, after this visit, on Friday, I will travel to Papua New Guinea, Fiji, Washington DC, Tokyo, the UN, and then to Europe.
“All these overseas visits are to put all our relationships straight forward and to make sure we can benefit from them for the longer term,” he said.
He hopes that from the visits, his government will at least achieve what needs to be done for the good of the people of this country.
“Many times, our people have raised their complaints about the Rural Constituency Development Fund (RCDF). From the visits, we will seek possible ways to address and support our people,” he said.
Walew said he will try his very best to show how the government should run in addressing what this country needs, even though they have only two years to lead the country.
Meanwhile, he also promised that his government will find a way forward to improve the country’s currency.
“We want to see our people get many things when they buy with a 100 note. It is very sad when we buy with 100 notes and only get a few things,” he said.
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