Nakayama’s fifth State of the Nation: “The development of our nation must be our Number One priority.”
What happened
Nakayama set out spending on scholarships, private-sector lending through the FSM Development Bank, telecommunications, fisheries, transport and outer-island airstrips. He also warned of a $118 million gap in the five-year development plan, out of $362 million in planned spending.
Who’s who
- Tosiwo NakayamaFirst President of the FSM, 1979–1987; from Chuuk
