Tokelau progressing "satisfactorily" towards self determination.

PAC - Pacific Islands Broadcasting Association | April 15, 2004 | Copyright

15 APRIL 2004 NEW YORK (Pacnews) --- The United Nations (UN) Secretary General Kofi Annan has described the progress of Tokelau towards self-determination as "satisfying". He made the comment while addressing the Special Committee on Decolonisation 2004 session in New York earlier this month. Newly elected chairman of the committee, Papua New Guinean Gubi Aisi said that Tokelau had been cooperating closely with New Zealand to work out arrangements that would guide their future and determine the final status of the territory. Tokelau, a small Pacific Island nation, is ...

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