Prime Minister John Key today welcomed a new partnership between <\/p>\n
the Cook Islands, China and New Zealand that will deliver an <\/p>\n
improved water mains system in Rarotonga. <\/p>\n
\"This major infrastructure project will improve water quality and <\/p>\n
address health and sanitation issues in Rarotonga,\" Mr Key says. <\/p>\n
\"Ensuring communities and businesses have access to clean drinking <\/p>\n
water is critical and will improve livelihoods and promote economic <\/p>\n
growth. <\/p>\n
\"It will mean a better quality of life for the people of the Cook <\/p>\n
Islands and provide an improved tourist experience for visitors. <\/p>\n<\/p>\n
Link: <\/p>\n
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