The Ministry of Cultural Development held its first ‘Emergency’ contingency meeting Friday 01 June with Agencies participating in Te Maeva Nui 2018. Present were representatives from the Ministry of Health; CIIC; BTIB; Police; Education; Environment; Avarua School and MoCD Management Staff.
MOCD held its first ‘Emergency’ contingency meeting for Te Maeva Nui
Ministry of Cultural Development, Cook Islands,
05 June 2018, Cook Islands
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