Solomon Ports has been honored with the ‘Business Contribution to the Community Award’ during the Solomon Islands Business Excellence Awards (BEA), held on 16th November 2024 in Honiara. Hosted by the Solomon Islands Chamber of Commerce, the award celebrates organizations demonstrating an outstanding, company-wide commitment to positively impacting their local communities.

Solomon Ports (SIPA) is proud to announce the successful implementation of its new Port Terminal Operating System,
‘OCTOPI,’ which went live on the 1st of August 2024. This advanced system marks a significant milestone in the Port’s
ongoing efforts to enhance Port operational efficiency and improve service delivery.

The commissioning of the new jetty addresses the evolving needs of domestic shipping in the Solomon Islands, particularly in response to the growing size and capacity of passenger vessels serving the islands and provinces. 

Solomon Ports is proud to announce the successful hosting of the 45th Pacific Maritime Transport Alliance
(PMTA) Conference 2023 in Honiara. 

Solomon Ports is pleased to announce the installation and deployment of new mooring buoys to facilitate the operations of domestic vessels at the port. 

Solomon Ports today marked major achievement, with the opening a New ‘International Terminal Entry overhead Gatehouse’, New Harbors and Enforcement building, Groundbreaking of the new Domestic Terminal Building, and Unveiling of proposed SIPA ‘Kukum Plaza’.

Solomon Ports has won the ‘International Association of Ports Habours’ Sustainability Awards 2022 in Vancouver, Canada this week on Wednesday 17th at the IAPH World Ports Conference.

Solomon Ports this week welcomed the arrival of three new modern ‘Lashing Cages” at Honiara International Port. This is the first time for SIPA to use such equipment, and the second Port in the Pacific Region to have such equipment
in its operation.

Solomon Ports as part of ensuring proper waste management practices in Honiara , has installed buoys and barriers just outside the Mataniko river mouth, which will extend further across the Honiara Central Market soon. The barriers will be used to trap plastic wastes and rubbish coming out from the Mataniko river and along the Honiara coastline.

Solomon Ports is continuing its ongoing improvement of the domestic terminal at the Honiara Port, Point Cruz.

Solomon Ports has commissioned the new ‘Domestic Terminal Exit Gatehouse and officially unveiled the design concept of the proposed new ‘Domestic terminal building’.

Solomon Ports staff today in Honiara celebrated the 65th Anniversary at Honiara Port , Point Cruz, Honiara.

Solomon Ports  has officially commissioned the first ever LED lighting system and CCTV fibre Network for Noro Port, Western Province .