Jackson Fiulaua

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The Right Honourable Jackson Fiulaua MP
Jackson Fiulaua poses for an official photo as part of the delegation led by Solomon Islands Prime Minister Manasseh Sogavare (26 September 2017) in Taipei, Taiwan.
Minister for Infrastructure and Development
In office 27 August 2010 –28 February 2012