FSM History

National

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.

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