Solomon Ports has now commenced the ‘Reduce, Reuse, and Recycle’ (3 rs) campaign in Honiara.

The 3R (Reduce-Reuse-Recycle) Concept is a sequence of steps on how to manage waste properly. The top priority is Reduce, which is to reduce waste generation, then Reuse, and then Recycle, to give waste material a second chance before disposing them to the landfill.

Solomon Ports has officially commissioned the new 'Domestic Port Terminal Gate House'. This is part of SIPA's 'Port Modernization Plan' , and ongoing focus on developing our domestic port terminal infrastructure to provide quality and standard service to the people of Solomon Islands. 

Solomon Ports’ ‘Green Ports Initiative’ has been shortlisted among 126 countries to compete in the final round of the ‘5th Global Entreps Awards’.

Solomon Ports is pleased to be part of the IAPH Webinar on Sustainable Port Development (Asia, South East , and Oceania Region), with our Chief Executive Officer Mr.Eranda Kotelawala as panelist.

Solomon Ports has commissioned the largest flag and flagpole in the pacific at Point Cruz, Honiara. Hundreds of Honiara residents turned out to witness the historic event, where the Honourable Prime Minister was the guest of honour and featured the premiers from all the provinces of Solomon Islands.

As a precautionary measure to avoid the spread of COVID 19 (Corona Virus), as of Monday 16 2020, all port users are required to wear face masks when entering Solomon Ports international terminals and administration buildings

The new partnerships will promote Regional connectivity, Knowledge sharing, opportunity to participate in working groups for mutual benefit and improvement of port standards.

Solomon Ports is proud to be part of the global publication on Best Practice Guidelines for Stowage and Securing of Steel Cargo to spearhead improvements for steel cargo handling in ports, launched by Jurong Port Pte Ltd in Singapore on Wednesday November 27^th.

Solomon Ports has recently been recognized as a regular member of the ‘International Association of Ports and Habours’.