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Solomons PM: Nothing sinister with China maritime deal
Solomons PM: Nothing sinister with China maritime deal
Agence France-Presse
Published May 12, 2022 10:10 AM PHT
A photo taken on April 22, 2022 shows China's ambassador to the Solomon Islands Li Ming (R), and Solomons Prime Pinister Manasseh Sogavare (L) cutting a ribbon during the opening ceremony of a China-funded national stadium complex in Honiara. The stadium complex, reportedly worth 53 million USD, will host the 2023 Pacific Games for the first time in the island state of 800,000 people. Mavis Podokolo, Agence France-Presse
HONIARA, Solomon Islands - The Solomon Islands' prime minister dismissed criticism of a new maritime investment deal with China on Wednesday, saying there was nothing "sinister" in the draft agreement.
The new agreement, a copy of which has been leaked to the media, comes after a controversial security pact was signed last month.
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