Solomons laments Tsiamalili’s death by saying that PNG and Bougainville had lost a true son

The Solomon Islands Government has conveyed its condolence and sympathy over the death of Bougainville chief administrator Peter Tsiamalili.

Solomon Islands High Commissioner to Papua New Guinea Bernard Bata’anisia said PNG and Bougainville had lost a true son, who had worked tirelessly in promoting peace and stability on Bougainville, as well as the development of PNG.

He said the contributions made by the late Mr Tsiamalili to the development of PNG and Bougainville, especially in the development and administration of the common border between PNG and Solomon Islands over the years had been greatly appreciated and valued by the Government and people of Solomon Islands.

Mr Bata’anisia said he was also fortunate and privileged to have met with Mr Tsiamalili last year in Buka during the celebrations marking the first anniversary of the Autonomous Bougainville Government, where he was committed to working to further develop and promote the common border arrangements between PNG and Solomon Islands.

Source: PNG National