20160222 - To FIJI PM

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 Aroa Rue du Taote Cassi au - AR Oscar Manutahi TEMARU  Papeete, 22nd febuary 2016 Ti’a ma’itihi’a - Tavana Oire Member of Parliament   Mayor Leader of UPLD   Tavini Huiraatira From Oscar Manutahi TEMARU To H.E. Commodore Josaia Voreqe Bainimarama, Prime Minister of FIJI Dear Prime Minister,  Nature is our cradle. It feeds our bodies and nurtures our souls. We enjoy its beauty, especially in our beautiful Pacific ocean countries. But from time to time, Nature reminds us of our own fragile status, and of the consequences of the action of humans who, too oft en forget the mandatory respect that must be paid to the planet we all share. We, Pacific Islanders, are not the main culprits but indeed the victims of larger nations who have contributed to climate change that we get to experience first hand. We read, listen, and watched as super cyclone Winston hit FIJI, spreading fear, despair, and sadly, also death. In maohi nui we do relate to such fury, as we had our share of cyclones in the last decades. We  pray for our F ijian brothe rs and sisters. Yet, in the aftermath of havoc, we are sure that unde r your leadership, and with the courage of your People, FIJI shall recover, rebuild, and bloom again. On behalf of the People of Maohi nui, and all elected members of the UPLD   Tavini Huiraatira no te ao Maohi, please convey to the great People of FIJI our deepest compassion. Rest assured that here, in Maohi nui, we will gather and act in order to seek ways of helping, in any way we can. Te aroha ia rahi. Oscar Manutahi TEMARU Mayor of Faaa Member of Parliament 

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Aroa Rue du Taote Cassiau - AR

Oscar Manutahi TEMARU Papeete, 22nd febuary 2016

Ti’a ma’itihi’a - Tavana Oire

Member of Parliament – MayorLeader of UPLD – Tavini Huiraatira

From Oscar Manutahi TEMARU

To H.E. Commodore Josaia Voreqe Bainimarama,

Prime Minister of FIJI

Dear Prime Minister,

Nature is our cradle. It feeds our bodies and nurtures our souls. We enjoy its beauty, especially inour beautiful Pacific ocean countries.

But from time to time, Nature reminds us of our own fragile status, and of the consequences of theaction of humans who, too often forget the mandatory respect that must be paid to the planet we all share.

We, Pacific Islanders, are not the main culprits but indeed the victims of larger nations who havecontributed to climate change that we get to experience first hand.

We read, listen, and watched as super cyclone Winston hit FIJI, spreading fear, despair, and sadly,also death. In ma ’ohi nui we do relate to such fury, as we had our share of cyclones in the last decades. We

pray for our Fijian brothers and sisters. Yet, in the aftermath of havoc, we are sure that under your leadership,and with the courage of your People, FIJI shall recover, rebuild, and bloom again.

On behalf of the People of Ma ’ohi nui, and all elected members of the UPLD – Tavini Huiraatira note ao Ma ’ohi, please convey to the great People of FIJI our deepest compassion. Rest assured that here, inMa ’ohi nui, we will gather and act in order to seek ways of helping, in any way we can.

Te aroha ia rahi.

Oscar Manutahi TEMARUMayor of Faaa

Member of Parliament