About the Ministry of Works, Transport and Infrastructure

Our Vision:
The MWTI to be internationally recognized as a regional leader in benchmarking safety and security of transport and infrastructure regimes.

Our Mission:
To promote, regulate and monitor transport and infrastructure legislations and policies to ensure safe, secure and viable transportation modes and infrastructure assets in Samoa.

Mandate
The Ministry of Transport Act 1977 sets out the key mandate for the MWTI. The Act under Section 4 establishes the functions of MWTI as:
- To advise the Minister on the development of an efficient transport policy
for Samoa
- To undertake research into all aspects of transportation, including the
economics of transport
- To advise the Minister on investment in transport, with particular
reference to priorities for Government and other expenditure
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History
The MWTI was established in May 2003 and incorporates activities that were previously undertaken by:
- Ministry of Transport (MOT).
- Ministry of Works (MOW).
- Ministry of Police and Prisons (MPP) -some activities only.
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Structure
Divisions & Heads of Units

Publications
Current Publications

Tenders
Current Bids / Tenders

Employment
All work opportunities in the Samoan Public Service are solely handled by the Public Service Commission (PSC). Their regular newsletter shows all current vacancies and appointments.
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Contact
How to Contact Us

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MWTI Divisions

Maritime

Civil Aviation

Buildings

Roads Upolu

Roads Savaii

Project Unit

Transport

Corporate Services

Ministry of Works, Transport & Infrastructure, PO Private Bag, Apia, Samoa
Tel: (+685) 21611 / 23700 | Fax: (+685) 21990 (CEO)
enquiries@mwti.gov.ws
Copyright 2008 All rights reserved | Last update: September 10, 2008

Disclaimer: The information contained in this page is provided in good faith by the Ministry of Works, Transport & Infrastructure, Savalalo, Samoa. To the best of our knowledge it is correct at the time of publication. We recommend that you consider this information as a guide only as some details may have changed since. MWTI and their representatives accept no liability for any errors or omissions.