Irin-ajo Solomons Alakoso, Josefa 'Jo' Tuamoto ti pe awọn ijọba ilu Ọstrelia ati Ilu Niu silandii lati beere fun imọran iṣiṣẹ wọn ni gbigba laaye Covid-19-free Solomon Islands lati wa ninu agbara ‘Bubọ irin-ajo Iwọ-oorun Iwọ-oorun '' ti o ni agbara nigbati awọn ihamọ irin-ajo kariaye ba gbe soke nikẹhin.
Ti o yìn ijọba ti Solomon Islands fun awọn igbesẹ imunadoko ti o ti ṣe lati ibẹrẹ Oṣu Kẹta lati pa awọn aala rẹ mọ si irin-ajo kariaye ati pe ninu ilana jẹ ki orilẹ-ede naa ni 100 ogorun laisi eyikeyi ikolu COVID-19, Alakoso Tuamoto sọ pe awọn arinrin ajo Australia ati New Zealand le ni idaniloju aabo wọn nigbati o ba lọ si ibi-ajo naa.
Awọn aririn ajo ilu Ọstrelia ati Ilu Niu silandii, o sọ pe, ṣe agbega pupọ julọ ti gbigbemi alejo ilu okeere ti orilẹ-ede ati gbigba aaye lati wa ninu o ti nkuta yoo ni ipa nla ni atunto eto-ọrọ aje Solomon Islands eyiti o dale lori irin-ajo bi ọkan ninu awọn orisun pataki rẹ. ti awọn owo ajeji paṣipaarọ.
“Iyẹn si ẹgbẹ kan a ni igboya, pẹlu awọn igbese iṣakoso ti o muna ti a ti ni ni ipo, ati tẹsiwaju lati ni ipo, eyiti o ṣe idiwọ COVID-19 lati wọ orilẹ-ede naa, a wa ni ipo to lagbara pupọ lati ka ọkan ti awọn ibi-ajo irin-ajo ti o ni aabo julọ fun awọn ara ilu Ọstrelia ati New Zealanders. ”
“Ni otitọ pe irin-ajo duro fun awakọ eto-ọrọ pataki kan, o ṣe pataki ki a tun ipilẹ aladani ṣe ni akoko to kuru ju.
“Eyi ni ọna ti o dara julọ julọ Ilu Ọstrelia ati New Zealand le ṣe iranlọwọ fun wa lati pada si ẹsẹ wa.”
Tuamoto sọ pe o jẹ iyalẹnu pe awọn iṣiro dide alejo fun Oṣu Kini ọdun 2020 ti fihan ọkan ninu awọn ibẹrẹ ti o dara julọ ti opin si ọdun kan ni igbasilẹ.
“A bẹrẹ ni ọdun pẹlu ilosoke pupọ ni ilera 6.11 fun ogorun ni akoko kanna ni 2019, ni aṣa wa oṣu to lagbara julọ - oṣu mẹta lori ati pe a n rii aipe iyokuro 70 fun ogorun aipe ni Oṣu Kẹta.”
Nigbati o nwo aworan ti o tobi julọ ti South Pacific, Tuamoto sọ pe o ni ireti apeere ti o kere pupọ ti awọn akoran COVID-19 ni New Caledonia, Papua New Guinea ati Tahiti ni idapo - awọn ọran 88 ati awọn iku odo - le tọka si atunṣe ti irin-ajo erekusu-Pacific ni asiko kukuru.
Ti eyi ba yẹ ki o ṣẹlẹ ṣaaju ki awọn ijọba ilu Ọstrelia ati New Zealand kede ipinnu wọn, o sọ, o le ṣe afihan ayase fun iyara awọn nkan lẹgbẹẹ.
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- Australian and New Zealand travelers, he said, form the bulk of the country's international visitor intake and allowing the destination to be included in the bubble would have a major impact in resetting the Solomon Islands economy which relies heavily on tourism as one of its key sources of foreign exchange earnings.
- Praising the Solomon Islands' government for the proactive steps it has taken since early March to close its borders to international travel and in the process keep the country 100 per cent free of any COVID-19 infection, CEO Tuamoto said Australian and New Zealand travelers could be assured of their safety when visiting the destination.
- “That to one side we are confident, along with the extremely strict control measures we have had in place, and continue to have in place, which have prevented COVID-19 from entering the country, we are in very strong position to be considered one of the safest travel destinations for Australians and New Zealanders.
