Samoa agrees to extension of submarine cable connecting Polynesia
Polynesian leaders and New Zealand Foreign Minister, Murray McCully, have agreed to the extension of a submarine cable connecting Polynesia.
The French Polynesia government said a meeting in Auckland at the weekend agreed for the existing Honatua cable from Hawaii to Tahiti to be extended onto Samoa, Niue and the Cook Islands.
RNZ reports the meeting included Samoa and Cook Islands Prime Ministers, Tu'ilaepa Sa'ilele Malielegaoi and Henry Puna, along with French Polynesia's Edouard Fritch, while Niue was linked to the discussions by phone.
The cable is to be called 'Manatua' and the French Polynesia Government said the aim was to have it completed by the end of this year..... Read more on >> PNG Technology News
Source: Radio New Zealand
The French Polynesia government said a meeting in Auckland at the weekend agreed for the existing Honatua cable from Hawaii to Tahiti to be extended onto Samoa, Niue and the Cook Islands.
RNZ reports the meeting included Samoa and Cook Islands Prime Ministers, Tu'ilaepa Sa'ilele Malielegaoi and Henry Puna, along with French Polynesia's Edouard Fritch, while Niue was linked to the discussions by phone.
The cable is to be called 'Manatua' and the French Polynesia Government said the aim was to have it completed by the end of this year..... Read more on >> PNG Technology News
Source: Radio New Zealand
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