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This year your executive is working hard on engaging with Solomon Islands Government, and other stakeholders inside and outside the Solomon Islands, in order to bring about positive and long overdue reform. We are focusing on issues like taxation, land reform, communications and infrastructure development to name a few. We see our role as a tremendously important one, a role of positive advocacy and of partnership.
Joining together in one voice that has the support of a wide range of industry specific sub-sectors provides SICCI, the National Private Sector Organisation (NPSO) with power and impact when pursuing pressing issues on behalf of our members. To this end, we are successfully encouraging new members to join the SICCI.
The SICCI regards the private sector as the engine of economic growth in Solomon Islands and actively encourages policies and actions conducive to strong, sustainable economic growth and free enterprise. The Chamber will remain politically neutral, impartial to political parties or groups, but concerned with specific policies affecting the private sector and general issues relating to transparent and accountable government.
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The International Award for young people consults Chamber
The International Award for young people Regional Development Advisor (Hon.), Mr. Peter Kaye and Regional Director, Sue Walker to discuss on the Y-FIN Project for the Solomon Islands. With the implementation to help build the nation as the theme and mainly concentrating on young people’s issues.
In meeting with the Chamber recently, the representatives from the awards presented a Y-FIN Project that would be coordinated by the Ministry of Commerce with the partnership with the Commonwealth Youth Programme (CYP) here in the Solomon Islands.
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SI CHAMBER MARCH NEWSLETTER
World Bank consultation with SIG
The World Bank/IFC and the Asian Development Bank (ADB) conducted a roundtable discussion on the 5th – 6th March at the Central Bank of Solomon Islands (CBSI).
Presented at the meeting were the Minister of Finance, relevant government representatives, donors and representatives from the Solomon Islands Chamber of Commerce and Industry, CBSI and other businesses.
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