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Office of the Prime Minister, Republic of Fiji, New Wing, Government Buildings, Suva (2026)

25/06/2026

MINISTRY TO APPOINT NEW DOCTORS

The Office of the Prime Minister with the Ministry of Health & Medical Services acknowledge the concerns raised by medical interns in respect of their appointment to becoming medical officers.

Having understood the existing circumstances facing the health sector the Ministry of Health and Medical Services is grateful to the Prime Minister, Hon. Sitiveni Ligamamada Rabuka for making exceptions to the Ministry of Health & Medical Services in uplifting the recent Ministry of Civil Service Circular No. 6/2026 which instituted a freeze on new appointments and vacancies across the civil service as part of the response measures to the global fuel crisis.

The Ministry of Health & Medical Services will adhere to due processes in the recruitment and selection of new medical officers who have completed their internship and have obtained their general registration from the Fiji Medical Council.

It is expected that the Ministry of Health & Medical Services will complete this process by August 2026.

25/06/2026

PM RABUKA WELCOMES JIANGSU VICE GOVERNOR: REAFFIRMS STRONG FIJI-CHINA RELATIONS

Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka yesterday welcomed His Excellency Zhao Yan, Vice Governor of Jiangsu Province of the People’s Republic of China, and his delegation and reaffirmed Fiji’s commitment to strengthening bilateral relations with China.

During the meeting, the Prime Minister expressed Fiji’s appreciation to the Government of the People’s Republic of China for its continued support through socio-economic programmes, and people-to-people initiatives, while noting the importance of Fiji’s position on the One China Policy to the Fiji-China relations.
Fiji and China established diplomatic relations in 1975.

At the outset, the Prime Minister highlighted the strategic importance of Vanua Levu as Fiji’s next major economic growth hub and welcomed opportunities for Jiangsu Province to support its development.

He noted the significance of the FJD300 million China-Aid Vanua Levu Road Upgrading Project, a flagship Belt and Road Initiative project that will upgrade more than 80 kilometres of rural roads and over 20 bridges to climate-resilient standards.

The project is expected to improve connectivity for 61 villages and 15 schools while enhancing access to essential services and economic opportunities across the Northern Division.

Prime Minister Rabuka also discussed key regional priorities, including the Ocean of Peace Declaration, which promotes peace, unity, and resilience across the Blue Pacific amid growing global geopolitical uncertainty.

At the multilateral level, Prime Minister Rabuka acknowledged China’s contributions through its Global Development, Security, Civilisation, and Governance Initiatives and reiterated Fiji’s cooperation in working with China to advancing common interests through the United Nations-centred multilateral system.

In closing, Prime Minister Rabuka thanked Vice Governor Zhao for his visit and signalled further discussion on potential areas of cooperation with the province.

Vice Governor Zhao, in his response, thanked the Prime Minister for the opportunity to meet and discuss areas of cooperation.

17/06/2026

MATAQALI NAILAGOBOKOLA RECEIVES HISTORIC LAND TRANSFER AFTER DECADE-LONG JOURNEY

The Fiji Government yesterday fulfilled a long-standing commitment with the official handover of a parcel of land to the Mataqali Nailagobokola of the Yavusa Vunivivi in Nausori.

Speaking at the handover ceremony, Prime Minister Rabuka described the occasion as a significant milestone that recognises the enduring connection between the iTaukei people and their ancestral lands while strengthening partnerships between Government and landowners.

Speaking in the iTaukei language, the Prime Minister acknowledged the perseverance and patience of the Mataqali Nailagobokola throughout the lengthy process of more than two decades, which involved navigating historical land ownership arrangements and constitutional requirements.

He said the successful transfer demonstrates Government’s commitment to balancing historical justice with the rule of law, constitutional integrity and good governance.

Prime Minister Rabuka encouraged the Mataqali to view the handover as the beginning of a new development journey, urging them to pursue strategic investment opportunities that generate long-term economic benefits for future generations.

He highlighted the significant development potential of the land within the growing Nausori corridor and encouraged the Mataqali to develop a long-term land development and investment plan supported by strong governance and strategic partnerships.

The Prime Minister said empowering iTaukei communities through productive land use aligns with Government’s Vision 2050 and broader efforts to create inclusive economic growth.

In his concluding remarks, Hon. Rabuka thanked the Mataqali Nailagobokola, and the vanua of Nausori for their cooperation and commitment, highlighting that the handover ceremony marked new partnership for development and prosperity.

17/06/2026

PM RABUKA CONGRATULATES DR. ANNA NAUPA ON HER APPOINTMENT AS DIRECTOR GENERAL OF THE MSG

Prime Minister and Chair of the Melanesian Spearhead Group (MSG), Hon. Sitiveni Rabuka, has extended his warm congratulations to Dr. Anna Naupa of Vanuatu on her appointment as the new Director General of the MSG Secretariat.

Prime Minister Rabuka welcomed the appointment as a significant milestone for both Vanuatu and the wider Melanesian family, noting that Dr. Naupa brings a wealth of experience, strong leadership credentials, and a deep understanding of the region’s development priorities.

“As Chair of the MSG, I congratulate Dr. Anna Naupa on her appointment and wish her every success as she assumes this important leadership role,” Hon. Rabuka said.

“Her appointment reflects the confidence of MSG members in her ability to guide the Secretariat and advance our shared vision for a stronger and more prosperous Melanesia.”

The Prime Minister acknowledged the historic nature of the appointment, marking the first time a ni-Vanuatu has been selected to lead the MSG Secretariat since the organisation’s establishment in 1986.

“Dr. Naupa’s appointment is also an important achievement for women across Melanesia and the Pacific. Her success demonstrates the growing contribution of women in leadership and serves as an inspiration to future generations throughout our region.”

Prime Minister Rabuka reaffirmed the MSG’s enduring commitment to the principles upon which it was founded — solidarity, cooperation, respect, and support for the aspirations of Melanesian peoples.

“Under Dr. Naupa’s leadership, we look forward to building on these achievements while remaining true to the values and vision that have guided the MSG for four decades.”

Dr. Naupa thanked the MSG and secretariat for her appointment, saying she is ready to serve and fulfill her duties for the benefit of Melanesia.

17/06/2026

PRIME MINISTER RABUKA LAUNCHES THE EXECUTIVE PUBLIC LEADERSHIP COURSE AT FNU

Prime Minister Honourable Sitiveni Rabuka today officially launched the Executive Public Leadership Course at the Fiji National University (FNU), a strategic investment that focuses on strengthening leadership, governance, and institutional capability across Fiji’s public sector.

Speaking at the launch, Prime Minister Rabuka said the course responds to the growing need for capable, accountable, and principled leaders who can navigate increasingly complex national and global challenges.

“Fiji stands at an important point in its development journey, defined by both opportunity and increasing complexity. The demands placed upon our institutions continue to grow, requiring leadership that is collaborative, resilient, and firmly anchored in the public interest,” Hon. Rabuka said.

He noted that strong governance, accountability, and transparency remain fundamental to maintaining public trust and advancing sustainable national development.

The Executive Public Leadership Course brings together senior leaders from the Republic of Fiji Military Forces (RFMF), Government ministries, public agencies, and partner institutions to strengthen leadership practice and enhance institutional effectiveness.

Prime Minister Rabuka highlighted the programme’s alignment with Fiji’s commitment to the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development, particularly the importance of effective, accountable, and transparent institutions in achieving national and global development goals.

“The successful realisation of the Sustainable Development Goals depends not only on policy frameworks but on the capability of leaders to drive innovation, foster resilience, and ensure meaningful implementation across all sectors,” he said.

The Prime Minister asserted the importance of strategic partnerships in strengthening leadership capacity and regional security.

Reaffirming Government’s commitment to leadership development, Hon. Rabuka said initiatives such as the Executive Public Leadership Course contribute to building a cohesive, resilient, and high-performing leadership cadre capable of delivering on Fiji’s national priorities.

Prime Minister Rabuka commended FNU for its role in developing future leaders through research-informed and practical learning approaches that bridge the gap between theory and governance practice.

He also expressed appreciation to the United States Embassy in Suva, the College of Southern Nevada, the Nevada National Guard State Partnership Programme, the RFMF, and other development partners whose support made the initiative possible.

In concluding, Hon.Rabuka cited retired United States General and former Secretary of State Colin Powell, who said: “Leadership is all about people. It is not about organisations. It is not about plans. It is not about strategies. It is all about people—motivating people to get the job done.”

Click on the link- www.pmoffice.gov.fj to read the Hon. Prime Minister’s speech.

17/06/2026

Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka officiated as Chief Guest at the handing over ceremony of the freehold land formerly Nausori Golf Course site, at the Mataqali Nailagobokola, Nausori.

16/06/2026

Prime Minister Hon. Sitiveni Rabuka is Chief Guest at the launch of the Executive Public Leadership Course in a collaboration between the US College of Southern Nevada & the Nevada National Guard at the Fiji National University, Nasinu Campus.
17 June, 2026

16/06/2026

FIJI CONGRATULATES PRIME MINISTER NARENDRA MODI ON HISTORIC MILESTONE

The Government of the Republic of Fiji has extended its warmest congratulations to the Prime Minister of the Republic of India, Honourable Shri Narendra Modi, on the historic occasion of becoming India’s longest serving Prime Minister.

In a congratulatory message, Prime Minister Hon. Sitiveni Rabuka acknowledged Prime Minister Modi’s remarkable achievement as a testament to his visionary leadership, unwavering dedication to public service, and steadfast commitment to the progress and wellbeing of the people of India.

“Under Prime Minister Modi’s transformative leadership since 2014, India has achieved significant economic and social advancement while strengthening its position as a leading voice on the global stage. Guiding such progress amid an increasingly complex and uncertain international environment reflects resilience, foresight, and leadership that continue to inspire nations around the world,” Prime Minister Rabuka said.

Prime Minister Rabuka also highlighted the deep rooted historical bonds of friendship, culture, and mutual respect that unite Fiji and India.

“Our bilateral relationship, underpinned by shared democratic values, our common history and aspirations for sustainable development continues to flourish. India remains a steadfast partner in Fiji’s national journey, and we look forward to further advancing our cooperation in pursuit of peace, prosperity, resilience, and sustainable development for our peoples,” he said.

On behalf of the Government and people of Fiji, Prime Minister Rabuka conveyed his personal best wishes to Prime Minister Modi for his continued good health and success, and for the enduring peace and prosperity of the people of India.

16/06/2026

STATEMENT BY THE PRIME MINISTER OF THE REPUBLIC OF FIJI

On behalf of the Government and people of the Republic of Fiji, I extend warm birthday wishes to the President of the United States of America, President Donald J. Trump. We wish him good health, strength and wisdom in his leadership.

Fiji also welcomes the agreement reached between the United States and Iran, which signals a positive step towards de-escalation and dialogue during a period of heightened global uncertainty. At a time when conflict has threatened regional and international stability, efforts that prioritise peace, diplomacy and mutual understanding are to be commended.

As a Pacific Island nation, Fiji has consistently advocated for our vision of the Pacific as an Ocean of Peace. We believe this principle extends beyond our region and should inspire all nations, including those in the Middle East and all parties involved in ongoing tensions, including Israel and its neighbours, to pursue peaceful solutions through dialogue and diplomacy. Lasting peace is essential not only for security but for the wellbeing and prosperity of people everywhere.

The easing of tensions has also contributed to a welcome reduction in global oil prices. For fuel dependent economies such as Fiji, which have borne the significant burden of elevated fuel costs and the resulting pressures on the cost of living, this development comes as a relief. Throughout this period of uncertainty, the Fijian Government has worked diligently to secure fuel supplies, provide relief measures to our people and safeguard our national interests to ensure the continued functioning of essential services and economic activity.

Lower fuel prices will help ease pressures on businesses, reduce operational costs, and provide much needed relief to Fijian families who have been affected by rising living expenses. We remain hopeful that continued stability in global markets will support economic recovery and resilience, particularly for small island developing states that are especially vulnerable to external shocks.

Fiji reaffirms its commitment to peace, international cooperation and multilateralism. We encourage all nations to continue choosing dialogue over conflict and partnership over division, in pursuit of a more secure and prosperous world for future generations.

12/06/2026

Prime Minister, Honourable Sitiveni Rabuka formally commissioned Dr. Vilaseri Tuicolo as Fiji’s Honorary Consul to Queensland, praising his integrity, leadership, and decades of dedicated service that have earned him the respect of both the Fijian and Australian communities.

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