Republic of the Marshall Islands Ports Authority - RMIPA
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About Republic of the Marshall Islands Ports Authority - RMIPA
RMIPA is responsible for the development, maintenance and operations of all sea ports, including Uliga and Delap ports and Amata Kabua Airport on Majuro.
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Iakwe, or Yokwe, is the traditional Marshallese greeting that we offer as you experience our sea ports and airports. True to our mission, meeting the transportation needs of RMI’s island communities and visitors is our priority. Our website and this page serve to share useful agency, facility and operations information and our website allows users to complete their initial business transactions online. We wish to thank all of our airport and seaport operators for their cooperation in providing service information and we look forward to receiving your comments and feedback.
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Dedication of the completed Restroom Facilities at Amata Kabua Airport, that are located at the Katooj Park and also at the end of Runway 7, the picnic area. Construction was performed by MalGov Parks and Rec Division.
Collaboration between the Majuro Atoll Local Govt and the RMI Ports Authority re the anchorage fee for Majuro Lagoon that is collected by the Ports Authority and handed over to the MalGov Finance.
" 16 November 2023Anynomous
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This was a project by the RMI Ports Authority dubbed "the Environmental Mitigation Revetment (EMR)" to mitigate potential erosion of the beach and land next to the previous dredge site located lagoonside of the airport water reservoir. The EMR included the first ever coral remediation work in Majuro (back in 2016). This was a joint effort by the RMIPA and RMIEPA.
PII, general contractor, came up with the 'Coral Reef Planters' - concrete igloo type structures for the coral to... be transplanted onto, they also have holes in them for fish habitat. The RMI EPA engaged The (Majuro) Clam Farm to collect coral from the dredge area before dredging, storing the coral in the lagoon waters beside the ARFF (Airport Fire Station) facility and then gluing finger sized fragments (or 'frags') of coral on to the Coral Reef Planters.
While not all the fragments survived it has greatly sped up the coral regrowth in just a span of 3 years. Also the Coral Reef Planters are there for coral spores to naturally settle and grow on. In 15 years the coral will probably cover the whole concrete "Coral Reef Planters" structures.
See More " 16 October 2023Anynomous
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a Gulf Stream Aircraft, will be arriving Amata Kabua Airport on Tuesday 1st October 2019 @ 1210, carrying the body of former RMI President and Iroijlaplap Imata Jabro Kabua.
The RMI Ports Authority extends its sincere and deepest condolences to the Kabua Family.
" 29 September 2023Anynomous
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The Joint External Evaluation, WHO-International Health Regulations, the RMI Ports Authority presented on behalf of RMI’s Points of Entries safeguards in Health Security. Presentation by Deputy Director Anram Kemem. Good Job!
" 25 September 2023Anynomous
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The RMI Ports Authority is very proud to showcase locally hand made products by Students and Teachers of the WAM or Waan Aelon in Majol project ( Canoes of the Islands).....
" 18 September 2023