The Ministry of Communications and Information Technology (MCIT) was established under the Telecommunications Services Act 1999. We strive to become the leading ICT industry in the country and to lead the region in broadband communications through affordable, reliable and secure communication services for all. The Ministry also derives its authority and performs its responsibilities under the following Legislations and Cabinet Directives:
•Broadcasting Act 2010
• Crimes Act 2013
•Ministerial and Departmental Arrangements Act 2003
•Postal Services Act 2010
•Public Finance Management Act 2001
•Public Service Act 2004
•Public Service Regulations 2004
•Telecommunications Act 2005
•Telecommunications Amendment Act 2014
To provide access to appropriate and affordable ICT for all
To develop fundamental ICT development skills that can address local and regional needs
To utilize ICT as a mean for enhancing the effectiveness, efficiency, inclusiveness, accountability and transparency of state government
Ia ofoina atu auaunaga tau ICT taugofie, talafeagai, maua ma fa'amautu e fa'alauiloa ai le soifua manuia lautele ma le tamaoaiga ma le tulaga lelei o le olaga
Ia fa'aleleia le tulaga lelei o auaunaga fa'atekinolosi e ausia ma sili atu i fa'amoemoega o tagata Samoa uma
The Ministry of Communications and Information Technology is led and managed by the Chief Executive Officer (CEO) under the authority of the Hon. Minister of Communications and Information Technology, Afioga Toelupe Poumulinuku Onesemo, and the Associate Minister, Afioga Magele Sekati Fiaui.
The CEO is supported by a team of four Assistant Chief Executive Officers (ACEO) who are responsible for overseeing the strategic, operational and administrative functions of the four [4] Divisions within the Ministry, which include the (i) Policy Development and Planning Division (ii) Broadcasting Services (iii) ICT Secretariat and the (iv) Corporate Services Division.
Hon. Toelupe Pumulinuku Onesemo
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Lefaoalii Unutoa Fonoti Auelua
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