BY ROMINAH FAKA
On Friday last week the Public Solicitor Office in Honiara welcomed the Papua Guinea Public (PNG) Solicitor delegates, Director of Fiji Legal Aid Commissions with a ceremony of Chupu which was held at National Museum Auditorium.
The event was graced by the Deputy Prime Minister Bradley Tovosia, the Director of Public Solicitor Office of Honiara George Gray, the Public Solicitor of Papua Guinea, and Fiji Legal Aid Commission and Australia Solomon Islands Partnership in Justice (ASIPJ).
During the event, the Director of Public Solicitor office in Honiara Mr Gray greeted the partners with a warm welcome speech.
“Tonight is important nights where we gather to recognized the importance of our work and celebrate the contributions and accomplishments in our field.
“Collaborating and networking are vital elements if further growth is to be achieved. Improved collaboration and networking are important ideals to ensure a variety of standards are to be achieved.
“The stronger ties, relationship and support to broader insight to different perspectives in terms of the management and deliverance of legal services and justice.
“From building to raising professional standards to further expending the leadership capacity, and extent of the reach and quality of the Public Solicitor Office and its mandated role of quality providing legal aid services in the country,” Gray added.
