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SINBIP legacy – 10,000 jobs and 170 technicians trained

BY JOSES SAREN Beyond installing 161 towers, the Solomon Islands National Broadband Infrastructure Project (SINBIP) has created 10,000 local jobs and trained 170 technicians. This included hands-on training courses focused on communication operation and maintenance and eight special training sessions held to cultivate the local technical workforce. The project was carried through collaboration between China Harbour Engineering Company (CHEC), Huawei, the Solomon Islands Ministry of Communication and Aviation (MCA), and Solomon Tower Company Ltd (STL). China Harbour Engineering Company’s (CHEC) South Pacific Division Managing Director, Chen Wei and Chinese Ambassador Cai Weiming confirmed the details at the July 31 handover ceremony. The project also established permanent technical support in the country. Huawei provided cutting-edge digital equipment for the network and stationed a permanent team of specialists to deliver full lifecycle technical services. China Harbour Engineering Company has operated in the Solomon Islands since 2019. Over nearly eight years, the company has established a localised system for construction, compliance, and maintenance. CHEC previously completed major local infrastructure projects, including the Suava Bridge and the Munda Airport runway upgrade. Chen Wei described SINBIP as a landmark concessional loan project following the establishment of diplomatic ties between China and the Solomon Islands. It also marks China Harbour’s first national-level digital infrastructure project in the country. The project was delivered as a public-private partnership involving two governments, CHEC, Huawei, and Solomon Telekom Company Limited. To manage the infrastructure long-term, the Solomon Islands Government created a new state-owned enterprise called Solomon Tower Limited in 2024. China Harbour committed to providing ongoing warranty support and rapid fault response alongside MCA and Huawei. Chen Wei expressed readiness to deepen future cooperation in transport, digital infrastructure, and public works. For feedback, contact: josessaren@gmail.com Editor: irwin3angiki@gmail.com

Island Sun Vacancies · 2026-08-07 Original ↗

INDEPENDENT GROUP CLARIFIES POSITION ON THE SOLOMON ISLANDS – UNITED STATES SHIP RIDER AGREEMENT

Independent Group backs parliamentary oversight of treaties, citing Ship Rider Agreement and foreign policy transparency HONIARA, SOLOMON ISLANDS – The Independent Group welcomes the thoughtful contributions by Dr. Transform Aqorau and Dr. Joseph Foukona to the national discussion on the Solomon Islands–United States Ship Rider Agreement. Their legal and policy perspectives have enriched an important [...] The post INDEPENDENT GROUP CLARIFIES POSITION ON THE SOLOMON ISLANDS – UNITED STATES SHIP RIDER AGREEMENT appeared first on Tavuli News (Solomon Islands) .

Tavuli Vacancies · 2026-08-04 Original ↗

Alumni association to connect job seekers with employers face-to-face

BY JOSES SAREN The Solomon Islands Australia Alumni Association (SIAAA) is organising a face-to-face networking event to connect its members directly with employers who are hiring, as part of a new push to help recent graduates and job seekers find work. According to a statement from SIAAA, the association is “bringing employers to” alumni rather than leaving job seekers to guess what the market wants, giving them the chance to ask potential employers directly. The statement said SIAAA is collecting input from alumni through an online survey to ensure the employers invited match members’ qualifications and backgrounds. The Career Connect Initial Survey, open now, asks alumni who have recently graduated from university or undertaken further study to share details of their qualifications and job search needs. Alumni can complete the survey at https://forms.gle/fpEJkFKGqCaU2EWF6 , or visit their Facebook page to find the link and SIAAA is encouraging members to share it with fellow alumni who are job hunting. Further details on the date, venue and participating employers are yet to be announced. For more information, contact SIAAA at siaaa.executive@gmail.com . For feedback, contact: josessaren@gmail.com Editor: irwin3angiki@gmail.com

Island Sun Vacancies · 2026-07-16 Original ↗

Vacancy Notice

Vacancy Notice Applications are invited from suitably qualified and experienced persons for the following vacant positions within the Ministry of Finance and Treasury - Inland Revenue Division. See attachment for more or click here for job description and other forms https://aus01.safelinks.protection.outlook.com/...

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WakaConnect Solomons Vacancies · 2026-07-02 Original ↗