Dominica monitors events in Japan, offers condolences

The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Dominica continues to monitor with great concern the events unfolding in Japan in the aftermath of the recent earthquake and tsunami.

Dominica has maintained cordial and fruitful relations with Japan since the establishment of diplomatic relations between the two countries in 1983.

His Excellency the President, the Honourable Prime Minister and Minister of Foreign Affairs have conveyed messages of condolence to their counterparts through the Embassy of Japan on behalf of the Government and People of the Commonwealth of Dominica.

The Honourable Prime Minister has assured the Government and People of Japan of Dominica’s solidarity and support and has expressed every confidence that the level of preparedness of the government of Japan for such disasters and the efficiency of its response mechanism will enable the country’s speedy return to a sense of normalcy.

The Ministry has also conveyed its condolences to Mr. Tatsuya Morita, Resident Representative of the Japan International Cooperation Agency and Coordinator of the Japan Overseas Cooperation Volunteers programme in Dominica.

As a people and nation, we look forward to your speedy recovery and continued contribution to global economic and peaceful development.

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3 Comments

  1. worried dominican
    March 17, 2011

    its sad what happen in japan,but people god does not sleep all the whales that they have killed over centuries god is sending out a message,these mammals make up a great deal of our ecosystem.

  2. ?????????????
    March 17, 2011

    MOTS what is your point???

  3. mouth of the south
    March 17, 2011

    i wonder if the p.m of japan heard that,,,, oh my dat skerro dere :cry: :cry:

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