🌴🇲🇭 RMI Constitution Day 2026 – Jabdik Jab Itwelok 🇲🇭🌴

Staff and management gathered early to join the parade lineup, marching together toward the Track & Field and Jenrok areas. The event brought together government agencies, organizations, and the wider community in a show of unity, pride, and national spirit.

When the Government announced the 90-Day Emergency Electricity Savings Policy, it wasn’t just a directive—it was a call for collective action. Across the islands, organizations began to rethink how they used energy, and RMIPA was no exception.

At Majuro Port, Ebeye Port, and Amata Kabua International Airport, a quiet shift began. Lights were dimmed when not needed, systems were carefully managed, and teams worked together with a shared purpose: to conserve power for the good of the nation. Every office, every facility, and every staff member became part of the effort.

These weren’t just temporary adjustments—they were meaningful steps toward responsibility and resilience. For the duration of the emergency period, RMIPA stands committed, doing its part to support the country and ensure that every watt saved counts.

The Oil Spill Preparedness & Response Training officially began yesterday in Majuro, marking an important step toward protecting the nation’s marine environment and coastal resources.

Hosted by the RMI Environmental Protection Authority (EPA), in collaboration with the RMI Ports Authority, this week-long training runs from March 23 to March 27 and brings together key stakeholders involved in maritime operations and environmental protection.

H.E. President Hilda C. Heine participated in today’s groundbreaking ceremony for the new Interim/Domestic Airport Terminal Project at Amata Kabua International Airport.

Also in attendance were Minister Muller, Minister Kaneko, Minister Zackhras, Minister Lakjohn, and Senator Kramer, along with members of the diplomatic corps and partners from the aviation sector.

Participating in the ceremonial groundbreaking were President Heine, Minister Kendall, U.S. Embassy Chargé d’Affaires Gregory DeAlessandro, Alap Marie Maddison, and PII’s Jerry Kramer.