Prime Minister's Office, Tonga

15/06/2026

The Government has successfully concluded its first 100 days in office under the leadership of Prime Minister Lord Fakafanua. This milestone marks a historic achievement as the first time a Government of Tonga has launched, implemented, and publicly reported on a coordinated 100-Day Work Plan across all Ministries. Initiated by Prime Minister Lord Fakafanua at the commencement of this administration, the 100-Day Work Plan was designed to drive early action, strengthen government performance, and demonstrate accountability to the people of Tonga.

During this period, Ministries identified and advanced priority initiatives aimed at strengthening the foundations of government, addressing critical gaps, and creating the conditions necessary for sustainable progress and improved service delivery to the people of Tonga.

Enhancing public services and improving the efficiency of government operations have been central priorities throughout the first 100 days. Significant progress has been made across a range of key areas, with many objectives achieved and others well underway. The Government also recognizes that there is still work to be done and remains committed to continuous improvement and delivering better outcomes for all Tongans.

This milestone was marked by the presentation and sharing of the Government's 100-Day Work Plan Report, which compiled the achievements, outcomes, and progress made across all Ministries, while also identifying areas requiring further attention and development.

The occasion was commemorated on Friday, 12 June 2026, in the presence of His Royal Highness the Prince Regent, Crown Prince Tupouto'a, Prime Minister Lord Fakafanua, Honourable Cabinet Ministers, Honourable Members of Parliament, and Chief Executive Officers from across Government Ministries.

This achievement represents a significant milestone in Tonga's public administration. As the first Government to undertake and publicly report on a coordinated 100-Day Work Plan across all Ministries, the administration has demonstrated a strong commitment to accountability, transparency, performance, and results-driven governance. The initiative reflects Prime Minister Lord Fakafanua's vision of a more responsive, effective, and accountable public service that delivers meaningful outcomes for the people of Tonga.

The first 100 days represent not an end, but the beginning of a sustained effort to do more and do better for the people of Tonga.

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Kuo kakato 'a e 'uluaki 'aho 'e 100 'a e fakahoko fatongia 'a e P**e'anga 'i hono tataki 'e he 'Eiki Palemia, Lord Fakafanua. Ko e makamaile fakahisitolia eni he koe fuofua taimi eni ke fakahoko ai hono kamata'i 'a e ngaue ni pea lipooti ki he kakai 'o e fonua 'a hono fakahoko 'a e ngaue ni 'e he ngaahi Potungaue 'a e P**e'anga. Na'e fokotu'u 'e he 'Eiki Palemia 'a e fakakaukau koeni koe palani 'aho 'e 100 ke tataki 'aki 'a e ngaue 'a e P**e'anga pea ke ha kitu'a 'a e taliui ki he kakai 'o e fonua.

'I he vaha'a taimi koeni ne ngaue 'a e ngaahi Potungaue ke nau fakamu'omu'a 'a e ngaahi taumu'a ngaue ke fakamalohia ai 'a e ngaahi sevesi 'a e P**e'anga ki he fakalakalaka tu'uloa pea mo fakalelei'i 'a e ngaahi mata vaivai ke lava 'a e ngaahi sevesi ki he kakai 'o e fonua. Ko hono fakalelei’i ‘o e ngaahi founga ngaue 'a e P**e’anga ko e ngaahi me’a tefito ia ‘oku fakamu’omu’a ‘i he ‘uluaki ‘aho ‘e 100 koeni. 'Oku 'iai 'a e fakalakalaka 'i he ngaahi fakahoko fatongia 'a e ngaahi potungaue 'o 'iai 'a e ngaahi taumu'a kuo a'usia. ‘Oku fakatokanga’i foki ‘e he P**e’anga ‘oku kei ‘i ai ‘a e ngaue ke fakakakato pea ‘oku nau kei tukupa ke hokohoko atu ‘a e fakalakalaka mo hono ‘omai ‘a e ngaahi ola ‘oku lelei ange ma’ae Tonga kotoa pe.

Na’e faka'ilonga'i 'a e ngaue mahu'inga koeni ‘i he ‘aho Falaite, 12 Sune 2026, ‘o me'a ai 'a e Tama Tu'i Fakale'o, Pilinisi Kalauni Tupouto'a 'Ulukalala, 'Eiki Palemia, Hou'eiki Minisita 'o e Kapineti, Hou'eiki Memipa 'o e Fale Alea pea moe kau 'Ofisa P**e Ngaue 'a e ngaahi Potungaue 'a e P**e'anga 'i he Fale Fakataha'anga Fa'onelua. Na'e fakahoko ai 'a hono lipooti 'o e ola 'a e fakahoko fatongia 'a e ngaahi potungaue 'i he 'uluaki 'aho 'e 100.

'Oku fakamahino mai 'e he ola 'o e ngaue ni 'a e mahu'inga 'a e taliui 'a e P**e'anga ki he kakai pea mo e 'ata ki tu'a 'enau fakahoko fatongia he koe ngaahi visone eni 'a e 'Eiki Palemia pea 'oku kei tukupa aipe 'a e P**e'anga ke fakahoko honau lelei taha 'i he'enau fakahoko fatongia ki he kakai Tonga.

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Faka'amu ke mou ma'u ha 'aho fiefia 'o e ngaahi 'oseni 'a mamani 🌊

03/06/2026

His Excellency Mr Leung Chun-ying, Chairman of GX Foundation, paid a courtesy call on Prime Minister Lord Fakafanua yesterday to discuss the Foundation’s humanitarian work and its cooperation with the Kingdom of Tonga in the areas of public health and people-to-people exchanges.

Discussions included the Memorandum of Understanding signed between GX Foundation and Tonga’s Ministry of Health this week, as well as support being provided to Tonga’s health sector, for which Prime Minister Lord Fakafanua expressed his sincere appreciation and gratitude.

Established in Hong Kong, China, in 2018, GX Foundation is a non-government charitable organisation dedicated to providing medical and public health humanitarian assistance. Its work spans 12 countries and includes initiatives focused on healthcare, public health, and community wellbeing.

As part of its support to Tonga, GX Foundation is providing mosquito prevention essentials to Vaiola Hospital to assist ongoing efforts to respond to the current dengue fever outbreak.

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Na’e ‘a'ahi ‘e Mr Leung Chun-ying, Sea ‘o e GX Foundation ki he ‘Eiki Palēmia Lord Fakafanua ‘aneafi ke fakahoko ‘a e ngāue tokoni ‘a e GX Foundation mo ‘ene fengāue’aki mo e P**e’anga Tonga ‘i he ngaahi tafa’aki ‘o e mo’ui lelei ‘a e kakai.

Na’e fakatefito ‘a e fakataha ni ‘i he Aleapau Femahino’aki na’e fakamo’oni hingoa ki ai ‘a e GX Foundation mo e Potungaue Mo’ui ‘a Tonga, pea mo e poupou hokohoko ‘a e Foundation ki he sekitoa mo’ui ‘a Tonga, ‘a ia na’e fakahā ai ‘e he Palēmia Lord Fakafanua ‘a ‘ene hounga’ia mo e hounga’ia mo’oni.

Ko e GX Foundation ko ha kautaha ‘ofa ‘ikai fakapule’anga, na’e fokotu’u ‘i Hong Kong, Siaina, ‘i he 2018, pea ‘oku fakataumu’a ia ki hono ‘oatu ‘o e tokoni fakafaito’o mo e mo’ui lelei ‘a e kakai. Ko ‘ene ngāué ‘oku ‘i he ngaahi fonua ‘e 12 pea ‘oku kau ai ‘a e ngaahi fokotu‘utu‘u ‘oku fakatefito ‘i he tokanga‘i ‘o e mo‘uí, mo‘ui lelei ‘a e kakaí, mo e mo‘ui lelei ‘a e koló.

Ko e konga ‘o ‘ene tokoni ki Tonga, ‘oku ‘oatu ai ‘e he GX Foundation ‘a e ngaahi me’a mahu’inga ki he ta’ofi ‘o e namu ki he Falemahaki Vaiola ke tokoni ki he ngaahi feinga ‘oku lolotonga fai ke tali ‘a e mahaki faka’auha ‘o e mofi dengue lolotonga.

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PUBLIC NOTICE | FANONGONONGO FAKAPULE’ANGA

02/06/2026

On the margins of the Samoa Independence Day programme, Prime Minister Lord Fakafanua visited Fero Company Ltd, where he was welcomed by Managing Director Mr Sam Fulton and given a tour of the company’s manufacturing facilities.

Fero is a New Zealand manufacturing company that employs approximately 140 Samoans and exports its products to international markets. The visit provided an opportunity to observe firsthand how local industry can create sustainable employment, develop technical skills, and contribute to economic growth through value-added manufacturing.

The Prime Minister acknowledged the importance of fostering more Pacific-owned and Pacific-based industries of this nature across the region and expressed hope that similar opportunities for manufacturing, skills development, and job creation can be further developed in Tonga.

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‘I he tafa’aki ‘o e polokalama ‘aho Tau’ataina ‘o Ha’amoa, na’e ‘a’ahi ai ‘a e Palēmia Lord Fakafanua ki he Fero Company Ltd, ‘a ia na’e talitali lelei ai ia ‘e he Talekita P**e Mr Sam Fulton pea ‘a’ahi ki he ngaahi ngaue’anga ngaohi’anga koloa ‘a e kautaha.

Ko e Fero ko e kautaha ngaohi koloa ia ‘a Nu’usila ‘oku nau ngaue’aki ‘a e kakai Ha’amoa ‘e toko 140 tupu pea ‘oku nau fakatau atu ‘enau koloa ki he ngaahi maketi fakavaha’apule’anga. Naʻe ʻomi ʻe he ʻaʻahí ha faingamālie ke vakaiʻi tonu ʻa e founga ʻe lava ai ʻe he ngaahi pisinisi fakalotofonuá ʻo fakatupu ha ngāue tuʻuloa, fakatupulaki ha ngaahi taukei fakatekinikale, pea tokoni ki he tupu fakaʻekonōmiká ʻo fakafou ʻi he ngaahi ngaohiʻanga koloa ʻoku tānaki atu hono mahuʻingá.

Na’e fakatokanga’i ‘e he Palēmia ‘a e mahu’inga ke fakatupulaki ‘a e ngaahi pisinisi lahi ange ‘oku ‘a e Pasifiki mo e Pasifiki ‘o e natula ko ‘eni ‘i he vahefonua kotoa pea fakahā ‘ene ‘amanaki ‘e lava ke toe fakalakalaka ange ‘i Tonga ni ‘a e ngaahi faingamalie tatau ki he ngaahi ngaue’anga ngaohi koloa, fakalakalaka ‘o e taukei, mo e fakatupu ngāue.