Samoa

Samoa looks set to try to change its time zone and move the country's clocks forward by a day to be in line with Australia and New Zealand.

Two years ago, the government passed the side of the road on which disk Samoans and this year he intended to change the side of the deadline of the country is running.

Samoan Prime Minister Tuila'epa Sa'ilele Malielegaoi, is quoted in the online media as saying he wants to make it easier for Samoa to do business with Australasia.

He said Samoa is indeed lose two working days per week with the region being on the east side of the date line.

But the Samoans who are doing business with the neighboring countries of American Samoa does not want to change sides - even if the Prime Minister said the two nations could use a time difference to attract tourists who would celebrate their birthday or twice, in the country in just one hour apart by plane.