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Foreign Affairs and Trade  > Global Ambassador for Women and Girls > Parliamentary Delegation visit to Solomon Islands, Federated States of Micronesia, Vanuatu and Samoa, December 2011
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Australia’s Global Ambassador for Women and Girls, Ms Penny Williams with the Honourable Isaac Figir, Speaker of the 17th Federated States of Micronesia Congress, 14 December 2011.
Australia’s Global Ambassador for Women and Girls, Ms Penny Williams meeting with women in the Federated States of Micronesia, 14 December 2011. L-R Ms Saixing Zhou, spouse of the Chinese Ambassador to the FSM; Senator Magdalena Walter, Pohnpei State Legislature; Mrs Marihne Henry, Penny Williams, Australia's Global Ambassador for Women and Girls, Ms Lululeen Santos, Pohnpei State Social Affairs officer; and Ms Marstella Jack, former FSM Attorney General.
Australian Parliamentary Delegation at the Australian Pacific Technical College (APTC), Vision Restaurant, Samoa, 15 December 2011. Sitting Row (L-R): HE Stephen Henningham, Aust High Commissioner; Francis Howes, APTC Campus Manager - Samoa (Aust-Pacific Technical College - APTC); Hon. Fiame Naomi Mataafa, Minister for Justice & Courts Administration; Hon. Richard Marles, Parliamentary Secretary for Pacific Islands Affairs; Hon. Julie Bishop, Deputy Opposition Leader (Aust); Teresa Gambaro, Aust MP; Bernie Ripole, Aust MP; Salote Lesa, President, Opposition - Tautua Party (Samoa). Standing Row (L-R): Donna Lene, Principal, SENESE (Special Needs Education); Ruta Sinclair, President, Women in Business Development Incorporated (WIBDI); Vaasilifiti Moelagi Jackson, President, SUNGO (Samoa Umbrella for Non-Government Organisations); Brenda Latu, Lawyer - Latu Law Firm (ex Attorney General); Penny Williams, Australia’s Global Ambassador for Women and Girls; Palanitina Toelupe, Chief Executive Officer, Ministry of Health; Lina Chang, President, Samoa Victims Support Group (SVSG); Galumalemana Nuufou Petaia, Chief Executive Officer, Ministry of Education; Atalina Enari, Governor, Samoa Central Bank; Kuiniselani Toelupe-Tago, Chief Executive Officer, Ministry of Women; and Matatamaalii Sonya Hunter, Chief Executive Officer, Samoa Tourism Authority (STA).
Parliamentary Delegation meets with the former Minister for Foreign Affairs and Trade of Solomon Islands, Hon Peter Shanel MP, in the office of Prime Minister, the Hon Gordon Darcy Lilo MP, Honiara 13 December 2012. L-R: The Hon Richard Marles MP, Parliamentary Secretary for Pacific Island Affairs; the Hon Peter Shanel MP, former Minister for Foreign Affairs and Trade of Solomon Islands; the Hon Julie Bishop MP, Deputy Leader of the Opposition and Shadow Minister for Foreign Affairs and Trade; the Hon Teresa Gambaro MP, Shadow Parliamentary Secretary for International Development Assistance; Penny Williams, Australia's Global Ambassador for Women and Girls; the Hon Bernie Ripoll MP.
Parliamentary Delegation meets with the Prime Minister of Solomon Islands, Hon Gordon Darcy Lilo MP, Honiara 13 December 2011. L-R: The Hon Richard Marles MP, Parliamentary Secretary for Pacific Island Affairs; the Hon Gordon Darcy Lilo MP, Prime Minister of Solomon Islands; the Hon Julie Bishop MP, Deputy Leader of the Opposition and Shadow Minister for Foreign Affairs and Trade; the Hon Teresa Gambaro MP, Shadow Parliamentary Secretary for International Development Assistance; Penny Williams, Australia's Global Ambassador for Women and Girls; the Hon Bernie Ripoll MP.
Australian Parliamentary Delegation at the Australian Pacific Technical College (APTC), Vision Restaurant, Samoa, 15 December 2011.

Sitting Row (L-R): HE Stephen Henningham, Aust High Commissioner; Francis Howes, APTC Campus Manager - Samoa (Aust-Pacific Technical College - APTC); Hon. Fiame Naomi Mataafa, Minister for Justice & Courts Administration; Hon. Richard Marles, Parliamentary Secretary for Pacific Islands Affairs; Hon. Julie Bishop, Deputy Opposition Leader (Aust); Teresa Gambaro, Aust MP; Bernie Ripole, Aust MP; Salote Lesa, President, Opposition - Tautua Party (Samoa).
Standing Row (L-R): Donna Lene, Principal, SENESE (Special Needs Education); Ruta Sinclair, President, Women in Business Development Incorporated (WIBDI); Vaasilifiti Moelagi Jackson, President, SUNGO (Samoa Umbrella for Non-Government Organisations); Brenda Latu, Lawyer - Latu Law Firm (ex Attorney General); Penny Williams, Australia’s Global Ambassador for Women and Girls; Palanitina Toelupe, Chief Executive Officer, Ministry of Health; Lina Chang, President, Samoa Victims Support Group (SVSG); Galumalemana Nuufou Petaia, Chief Executive Officer, Ministry of Education; Atalina Enari, Governor, Samoa Central Bank; Kuiniselani Toelupe-Tago, Chief Executive Officer, Ministry of Women; and Matatamaalii Sonya Hunter, Chief Executive Officer, Samoa Tourism Authority (STA).
Australian Parliamentary Delegation at the Australian Pacific Technical College (APTC), Vision Restaurant, Samoa, 15 December 2011. Sitting Row (L-R): HE Stephen Henningham, Aust High Commissioner; Francis Howes, APTC Campus Manager - Samoa (Aust-Pacific Technical College - APTC); Hon. Fiame Naomi Mataafa, Minister for Justice & Courts Administration; Hon. Richard Marles, Parliamentary Secretary for Pacific Islands Affairs; Hon. Julie Bishop, Deputy Opposition Leader (Aust); Teresa Gambaro, Aust MP; Bernie Ripole, Aust MP; Salote Lesa, President, Opposition - Tautua Party (Samoa). Standing Row (L-R): Donna Lene, Principal, SENESE (Special Needs Education); Ruta Sinclair, President, Women in Business Development Incorporated (WIBDI); Vaasilifiti Moelagi Jackson, President, SUNGO (Samoa Umbrella for Non-Government Organisations); Brenda Latu, Lawyer - Latu Law Firm (ex Attorney General); Penny Williams, Australia’s Global Ambassador for Women and Girls; Palanitina Toelupe, Chief Executive Officer, Ministry of Health; Lina Chang, President, Samoa Victims Support Group (SVSG); Galumalemana Nuufou Petaia, Chief Executive Officer, Ministry of Education; Atalina Enari, Governor, Samoa Central Bank; Kuiniselani Toelupe-Tago, Chief Executive Officer, Ministry of Women; and Matatamaalii Sonya Hunter, Chief Executive Officer, Samoa Tourism Authority (STA).
Australian Parliamentary Delegation at the Australian Pacific Technical College (APTC), Vision Restaurant, Samoa, 15 December 2011.

Sitting Row (L-R): HE Stephen Henningham, Aust High Commissioner; Francis Howes, APTC Campus Manager - Samoa (Aust-Pacific Technical College - APTC); Hon. Fiame Naomi Mataafa, Minister for Justice & Courts Administration; Hon. Richard Marles, Parliamentary Secretary for Pacific Islands Affairs; Hon. Julie Bishop, Deputy Opposition Leader (Aust); Teresa Gambaro, Aust MP; Bernie Ripole, Aust MP; Salote Lesa, President, Opposition - Tautua Party (Samoa).
Standing Row (L-R): Donna Lene, Principal, SENESE (Special Needs Education); Ruta Sinclair, President, Women in Business Development Incorporated (WIBDI); Vaasilifiti Moelagi Jackson, President, SUNGO (Samoa Umbrella for Non-Government Organisations); Brenda Latu, Lawyer - Latu Law Firm (ex Attorney General); Penny Williams, Australia’s Global Ambassador for Women and Girls; Palanitina Toelupe, Chief Executive Officer, Ministry of Health; Lina Chang, President, Samoa Victims Support Group (SVSG); Galumalemana Nuufou Petaia, Chief Executive Officer, Ministry of Education; Atalina Enari, Governor, Samoa Central Bank; Kuiniselani Toelupe-Tago, Chief Executive Officer, Ministry of Women; and Matatamaalii Sonya Hunter, Chief Executive Officer, Samoa Tourism Authority (STA).
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