MCIT SAMOA

24/08/2025

📵🚫 Reminder: No Phones in Voting Booths

To protect the integrity and privacy of the election process, phones and other electronic devices are strictly not allowed inside voting booths.

✅ This ensures a safe, private, and fair environment for every voter.
✅ Help us keep the process secure by following the rules.

Let’s work together for a free and fair election. 🗳️✨

22/08/2025

“Samoa e, tautuanā le tā gagana i luga o upega tafailagi. Tautala ma le poto, lotomaualalo ma le alofa.”

O se fa’amanatu mai le Tausala o Samoa ma le Pasefika, Litara Ieremia-Allan

Fa’afetai Samoa Tourism mo le lagolagoina o le nei faamoemoe.

20/08/2025

An important reminder from Samoa Public Service Commission as elections approach — remain neutral, impartial, and respectful.

A reminder on political neutrality

As public servants, we each have a responsibility to uphold political neutrality – not just on election day, but every day.

Recently, we’ve noticed increasing instances of public servants engaging in political debates online in ways that show favour toward one party over another, or using disrespectful language on social media. While everyone is entitled to personal views, sharing them in a way that compromises neutrality can damage both your reputation and the reputation of the public service as a whole.

Remaining impartial and respectful – especially during election season – helps protect the trust and confidence the public places in us.

If you see behaviour that doesn’t align with our responsibility to remain neutral, you can (and should) report it through the appropriate channels. Speaking up helps protect the trust and confidence the public places in us all.

Contact the Public Service Commission or check out our information sheet:https://www.psc.gov.ws/wp-content/uploads/2025/07/Spirit-of-Service-during-elections-2025-A422.pdf.pdf

Let’s keep doing our part to uphold the integrity of our public service.

07/08/2025

Ia mataala i luga o upega tafa'ilagi Samoa!

Ia malu puipuia tatou fanau mai sauaga, fa'amatalaga ma lafoga lē talafeagai i luga o le initaneti!

31/07/2025

Samoa, ia manatua, o fa'amatalaga ma upu e tumau i luga o upega tafa'ilagi!

22/07/2025

Samoa e, le fa'aaloalo ma le feavata'i, ia manatua!

Puipui oe, puipui a'u i luga o upega tafa'ilagi!

10/07/2025

“O le tama a le manu e fafaga i fuga o la’au, ae o le tama a le tagata e fafaga i upu ma tala”

Samoa e, ia tatou galulue fa’atasi ia saogalemu i tatou uma i luga o upega tafa’ilagi.

19/06/2025

📡 Midweek Highlights & Certificate Presentation – MSS & Radio Telecommunications Training
Tuesday 17th – Thursday 19th June 2025 | 2AP Conference Room, Mulinu'u

From Tuesday to Thursday, participants took part in hands-on sessions focused on Mobile Satellite Systems and Radio Telecommunications. This training is delivered by the WFP-led Emergency Telecommunications Cluster (ETC) Pacific, in collaboration with the Ministry of Communications and Information Technology (MCIT).

📷 Swipe through the highlights from the training sessions and group activities over the past three days!
🎓 Certificates were awarded also to participants who completed the course – congratulations to all!

Thank you to everyone for your active participation. We’re looking forward to wrapping up the week with today's Train the Trainer session!

17/06/2025

17/06/2025

📡✨ Opening Ceremony – Mobile Satellite Systems (MSS) & Radio Telecommunications Training Workshop
Tuesday 17th June 2025 | 2AP Conference Room, Mulinuu

This morning, we officially opened the Mobile Satellite Systems (MSS) and Radio Telecommunications Systems Training - a week-long session delivered by the Emergency Telecommunications Cluster (ETC) in the Pacific, led by the World Food Programme (WFP) in collaboration with the Ministry of Communications and Information Technology (MCIT).

This initiative is supported by the Government of France in Samoa - La France aux Samoa for the Pacific, therefore we were honored by the presence of His Excellency Guillaume Lemoine, Ambassador of France to Samoa, who delivered an inspiring opening remarks and reaffirmed France's support for building resilient communications systems in Samoa and the Pacific.

We were also privileged to hear from:
🔹 Ms. Sabine Bongi, World Food Programme, Head of Area Office - Samoa, Cook Islands, Niue & Tokelau
🔹 Mr. Wayne Ffoulkes, World Food Programme, Pacifc ETC Capacity Strengthening

Their addresses highlighted the critical importance of telecommunications in emergency preparedness, disaster response, and humanitarian coordination.

The Acting Chief Executive Officer of MCIT, Leasoiloafaleupolu Ronnie Aiolupotea, closed the opening session by thanking the Government of France, WFP and ETC. The Ministry reiterates its commitment to strengthening Samoa’s disaster and emergency response.

We thank all our distinguished guests, partner organizations, and participants from invited ministries for joining us in this important training.

Here’s to a successful and productive week of learning and collaboration!

17/06/2025

16/06/2025