Ngardmau State Government

Thank you, Ms. Katsue Ngirchokebai, for donating case cup noodles, cases of water, and canned sausages to our Sister State Team Kiribati!

Our Sister State Kiribati at the Opening Ceremony

Alii All,

Please be advised that in observance of the upcoming Pacific Mini Games in Palau, the Ngardmau State Office will adjust its closing time during the event period. From June 29 to July 9, 2025, our offices will close at 4:00 PM instead of the regular 5:00 PM.

We appreciate your understanding and cooperation as we support this exciting regional event. Should you have any urgent matters, please plan accordingly or contact us prior to the adjusted hours.

Thank you for your continued support.

Kelulul NgardmauNgardmau Elementary School

Kelulul Ngardmau

Meet our 7 youth participants enrolled in the summer job training program (WIOA). They will be working in various departments within the state government.
Participants are:
Jennelle Saunders
Gunner Esebei
Diondra Derryck
Jailynn Demk
Erkin Lemei
Techall Amalei

Congratulations to all graduates of Belau Modekngei High School from Ngardmau!

A special shoutout to Mr. Austhen Pedro, our distinguished Valedictorian, as well as Mr. Garner Esebei and Mr. Allister August. Your hard work, dedication, and perseverance have truly paid off, and we are so proud of your accomplishments!

Ngardmau is proud of each of you and excited to see the great things you will achieve in the future. Keep shining and reaching for your dreams

On June 4, 2025, Ngardmau Elementary School held its Promotion Ceremony. Big congratulations to Ms. Rayah Ulysses and Jillany Sheldon, Eighth Graders who are being promoted to high school. Governor Jennifer K. Ngiraiwet had the honor of being their guest speaker.

On Monday, May 19, 2025, we had a visit from Mr. Ono of the Japan Embassy. He met with our Governor, Jennifer K. Ngiraiwet, to request permission in visiting some of the remains from the Japan administration in Palau. Due to the upcoming direct flight from Japan to Palau in October of this year, he inquired about the possibility of opening these sites to Japanese tourists.

On May 19th, DCM ONO paid courtesy call to Ms. Jenifer Ngiraiwet, Governor of Ngardmau State. There used to be bauxite mines developed by Japanese in the state and the mine sites and related equipment still remain there. These are preserved by the state as historical sites. The landscape behind in the photograph was one of the bauxite mines in the state.