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19 April 2025
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PM backs private sector to boost economy

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The Government is doubling down on its commitment to strengthen partnerships with the private sector to drive economic growth and innovation in Samoa.

Speaking at an event focused on trade and development, Prime Minister Fiame Naomi Mata’afa highlighted the vital role of collaboration between government and business to build a resilient, diversified economy. She said that a thriving private sector, particularly in export-oriented manufacturing, is essential to delivering long-term prosperity for the country.

“As we work through our priorities under the Pathway for the Development of Samoa, we are committed to creating a more conducive environment for business innovation and foreign investment,” she said.

Fiame pointed to Fero Samoa as an example of this partnership in action. She acknowledged the company’s contributions to expanding Samoa’s manufacturing sector, creating jobs, and increasing exports. The Government, she said, had supported Fero Samoa by securing infrastructure and regulatory support to ensure the business can compete globally.

Prime Minister Fiame Naomi Mataʻafa with Fero Samoa staff and team members during a visit highlighting government support for local manufacturing and private sector partnerships. Photo: Supplied

She also reaffirmed the Government’s focus on driving structural reforms, attracting investment, supporting industry diversification, and improving digital and transport infrastructure. These areas, she said, are all critical to enabling sustained private sector growth.

With continued partnerships and investment, we are helping position Samoa as a strong player in the Pacific and the global economy,” Fiame said, concluding her address with a call to maintain momentum through collaboration and shared commitment.

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