The Obiil Era Kelulau (OEK) - House of Delegates

The Honorable Flavian Carlos

Sixth Olbiil Era Kelulau

Delegate, State of Sonsorol

Coming from Sonsorol as a new member of the House of Delegates, Fourth Olbiil Era Kelulau, is Delegate Flavian Carlos. Because of his strong commitment not only to helping his constituents from Sonsorol but also all people of Palau, the people of Sonsrol State elected him as a write-in during the General Election in November 4, 1992.

Carlos began his formal education in Koror and completed his studies at the University of Guam, where he earned his Bachelor of Arts degree in Political Science, and went on to Fiji to study Theology. Prior to his election, he held the reigns as Sonsorol State Governor 8 yrs. running.

During the Fourth Olbiil Era Kelulau, Delegate Carlos Chaired the Committee on Ecology, Environment & Conservation, and Vice Chaired the Committee on Foreign Affairs. He has extensive experience as a teacher from the former Micronesian Occupational College (now Palau Community College) and as a legal researcher for the Seventh Palau Legislature (the forerunner of the incumbent, constitutionally instituted Palau National Congress).

Formerly board member of the Palau Maritime Authority, his counsel was well sought after during his tenure as member of the House Committee on Maritime & Fisheries. He was also member to four other House Committees.

Delegate Carlso had served as Chairman of the Foreign Affairs Committee of the Fifth Olbiil Era Kelulau, and as member of the Resources & Development; Health; and Capital Improvement Projects Committees. At the onset of the current Sixth Olbiil Era Kelulau, Delegate Carlos was appointed Chairman of the Committee on Foreign Affairs.

The Delegate is a professional fisherman who spends his free time either bottom fishing, trolling, or visiting his people and home State of Sonsorol. The state lies approximately 180-240 miles from Koror in close proximity to its sister State of Hatohobei. Both states share the rich fishing grounds surrounding the islands. Fishing still remains the primary resource of Sonsorol along with handicrafts and coconut syrup.

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