About

Mandates

The work of SPA is governed by the following Legislations and Regulations:

1. Ports Authority Act 1998, and Amendment Acts 2002 and 2022

2. Public Bodies (Performance & Accountability) Act 2001

3. Public Finance Management Act 2001

4. Shipping Act 1998

5. Small Vessel Regulations 1998

6. Labour and Employment Relations Act 2013

7. Companies Act 2001

8. Cabinet Directives

Values & Principles

SPA strives to provide professional and efficient services to its clients and stakeholders. It is paramount that these services are engulfed and guided by the following values:

Integrity

Being Honest when carrying out duties and responsibilities

Professionalism

To act and behave with the right attitude at all times

Courteous

Being polite, respectful and considerate to EVERYONE

Transparency

Having a workplace with open and transparent communication

Efficient

Applying skills and competencies to complete a task within time

accountability

Being responsible for your actions

STRATEGIC OBJECTIVES

The SPA, as a public trading body, provides efficient and secured port services in accordance with the highest international standards. It operates under the Transport and Infrastructure Sector, led by the Minister of Works, Transport and Infrastructure, Hon. Olo Fiti Afoa Vaai.

In support of the national Pathway for the Development of Samoa 2022-2026's Vision of “Fostering social harmony, safety and freedom for all”, the SPA contributes by ensuring dependable maritime operations for strengthening local and international commerce and trade. Hence, it strives "To be the leading gateway port in providing green, safe, efficient and effective services".

Major Objective 1

Resilient port infrastructure

Major Objective 2

Enhanced Port Security &Safety

Major Objective 3

Commitment to Quality Service and

Customer Satisfaction

Major Objective 4

Financial Stability

Major Objective 5

Skilled and

Qualified Workforce