Otinielu Tausi

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• 94-09-05: Statement of Tuvalu, H.E. Mr. Otinielu Tausi

The Right Honourable Otinielu Tauteleimalae Tausi
Tausi in 2017
Deputy Prime Minister of Tuvalu
In office 10 December 1993 –27 April 1999

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