The Samoa Consulate General’s Office in American Samoa hosted a church service Sunday at the Matuu & Faneanea CCCAS to commemorate Samoa’s 63rd anniversary of Independence.
Then-Acting Governor Gwen Tauili’ili-Langkilde, Senate President Tuaolo Manaia Fruean, House Speaker Savali Talavou Ale, members of the Fono, Congresswoman Uifaatali Amata, and members of the Samoan community attended the service.
In her address, Acting Governor Tauili’ili-Langkilde extended heartfelt congratulations to the people of Samoa on their 63rd year of independence.
She emphasized the enduring bond and mutual respect between American Samoa and Samoa, acknowledging their shared history, cultural ties, and ongoing collaboration across generations.
Samoa’s Consul General, Fata Brian Kaio, expressed appreciation to the Government and people of American Samoa for their continued hospitality toward Samoans living and working in the territory.
He encouraged all Samoans to continue building a strong foundation of faith and love through hard work and unity.
Rev. Elder Fouvale Asiata, with roots in Samoa, shared his gratitude for the opportunities Samoans have in American Samoa. He reminded all to remain united in purpose and to place God at the center of their lives—echoing the values enshrined in both Samoan communities’ traditions and seals.
Source: ASG Press Release
