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Tuvalu
Tuvalu (formerly Ellice Islands) is an island nation, consisting of nine islands, in the Pacific Ocean near the Solomans and Fiji. Tuvalu is a member of the British Commonwealth whose native people are of Polynesian descent.
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A group of nine islands, totalling about 10 square miles and a population of 12,300, Tuvalu is the fourth smallest country (by size) in the world. Its highest elevation is about 15 feet above sea level and is subject to frequent flooding, not from sea water coming ashore but percolating up through the porous volcanic rock that form the islands. They are one of the places in the world specifically threatened by rising sea levels. Tuvaluan are a Polynesian people who have inhabited these islands for about 3000 years. The official language is Tuvaluan, but they also speak English. Because of their size and remoteness, they don't have a large tourist industry so travelers who are able to reach Tuvalu will benefit from unspoiled, uncrowded beaches. Only the main island has paved roads and there is a single airstrip which is often used as a road by the locals since there are only three arrivals and departures per week. See the links below for more information.
Where can you find pictures of starving kids in Tuvalu?
You can't because the children of Tuvalu aren't starving. They have a livable economy and they are excellent fishermen.
How do you say love you in tuvalu?
you say hafa day.this means hie.say sizus ma AA se. this means thank you.
guahan means Guam. this language is called chamorrow.
What is the name of the President of Tuvalu?
Tuvalu has not a president but only a prime minister and a governor general. Theoretically the Queen Elizabeth II of the United Kingdom is the queen of Tuvalu.
Tuvalu's neighbors are:
- directly to the north is the Republic of Kiribati;
- directly to the east are the Tokelau and Samoa;
- to the southeast is Territory of the Wallis and Futuna Islands;
- directly south is the Republic of the Fiji Islands;
- to the southwest is the Republic of Vanuatu;
- directly to the west is the Solomon Islands;
- to the northwest is the Republic of Nauru, the worlds smallest island nation.
The US does not have an embassy in Tuvalu; the US ambassador to Fiji is accredited to Tuvalu. Frankie A. Reed is the current United States Ambassador to the Republics of Fiji, Nauru, Kiribati, and the Kingdom of Tonga and Tuvalu.
The United States established diplomatic relations with Fiji in 1971 following its independence from the United Kingdom. The ambassadors (Foreign Service Agents) holding this office are:
- Robert Woltz Skiff, November 1971-November 1972
- Kenneth Franzheim II, May 1972-November 1972
- Armistead Inge Selden, April 1974-April 1978
- John Peter Condon, April 1978-July 1980
- William Bodde, August 1980-August 1981
- Fred J. Eckert, February 1982-May 1984
- Carl Edward Dillery, November 1984-July 1987
- Leonard Rochwarger, March 1988-August 1989
- Evelyn Irene Hoopes Teegan, November 1989-March 1993
- Robert Woltz Skiff, June 1995-December 1995
- Don Lee Gevirtz, February 1996-September 1997
- M. Osman Siddique, September 1999-June 2001
- Ronald Keith McMullen, June 2001-June 2002
- Hugh M. Neighbor, June 2002-January 2003
- David L. Lyon, January 2003-July 2005
- Larry Miles Dinger, August 2005-July 2008
- C. Steven McGann, November 2008-October 2011
- Frankie A. Reed, Octobr 2011-January 2015
- Judith Beth Cefkin, January 2015-present (2017)
For more information, you can contact:
U.S. Embassy Suva
158 Princes Road
Tamavua, Suva, Fiji
Phone: 679 331-4466
Tuvalu doesn't have a president; the Prime Minister since the 2006 election isApisai Ielemia. Tavau Teii is the deputy prime minister.
Who is the Prime Minister of Tuvalu in 2013?
Willie Telavi is the Prime Minister of Tuvalu in 2013.
Telavi became the Prime Minister of Tuvalu on 2010 December 24. Telavi helped bring down the previous Prime Minister Maatia Toafa, by crossing the floor and enabling a vote of non-confidence.
What are some famous landmarks of Tuvalu?
One of the most attractive featurs of Tuvalu for tourists is it's remoteness; this leaves their beautiful beaches uncrowded for those who do make it there.
What is the introduction of Tuvalu?
Tuvalu is an independent, constitutional monarchy in the southwest Pacific Ocean. Formerly known as the Ellice Islands, separated from the Gilbert Islands after a referendum in 1975, and achieved independence from Great Britain on October 1, 1978. The population of Tuvalu is between 11,000-12,000 people. Tuvalu is the fourth smallest nation in land area, with a total land area of 10 sq. mi. (27 sq. km.); the highest point of the islands is 15 ft. (5 m.) above sea level. The name, Tuvalu, translates to "eight standing together", referring to the eight historically inhabited of the nine islands (coral atolls) that comprise the nation. One of its leading sources of income, Tuvau derives royalties from the lease of its ".tv" Internet domain name.
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When did Tuvalu join the Commonwealth Games?
Tuvalu first took part in the Commonwealth Games in 1998 in Kuala Lumpur.
Please see the link below for the GDP (Gross Domestic Product) and economy information for Tuvalu.
What are the nine island's name in Tuvalu?
Tuvalu is made up of nine 'islands', six of which are atolls and three are coral reefs:
Nanumea
Niutao
Nanumaga
Nui
Vaitupu
Nukufetau
Funafuti (capital and largest population of about 4,500)
Nukulaelae
Niulakita
What are the customs of Tuvalu?
for men:-
chaddi and baniyaan with socks and shoe..
night dress:-only condom..
for women:-
bikini and panty with slippers..
night dress:-no dress(naked)
How many islands make up Tuvalu?
Tuvalu is made up of nine islands, eight of which are inhabited. Tuvalu, means "eight standing together".
