Prime Minister Commodore Voreqe Bainimarama has stressed that the blockages and barriers must be removed to achieve real growth in exports.
While speaking at the TFL Prime Ministers Exporter of the Year Awards at Natadola Resort last night, Bainimarama called on exporters for the need to realize their true potential.
Bainimarama also took the opportunity to call on Australia and New Zealand to engage with Fiji at all levels as he stressed the need to separate politics from trade tourism and the economy.
The Prime Ministers Exporter of the Year along with the Larger Exporter and Fisheries exporter of the Year went to Pacific Fishing Company Limited, the Tourism Services Exporter of the year wen to the Shangri-La Fijian Resort and Spa while Pure Fiji bagged the UNique or Emerging Exporter of the year and the TFL Hall of Fame Award.
Blockages, barriers must be removed: PM
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