Papua New Guinea’s Prime Minister Peter O’Neill said the Prime Minister of Fiji and Government of Fiji’s commitment show that they all have a common understanding.
He added that they will work closely with the Government of Fiji and assist in whatever way they can.
Meanwhile the leaders and delegates of the 11 Pacific, who attended the Engaging with the Pacific meeting in Nadi, have reaffirmed that Fiji’s Strategic Framework for Change is a credible home-grown process for positioning Fiji as a modern nation and to hold parliamentary elections.
The leaders and delegates have also recalled the importance of Fiji’s continuous engagement with the region and its full participation in regional development initiatives and programmes.
The leaders have also supported the need to publicise and disseminate more and accurate information on the Fiji government’s progress.
The next Engaging with the Pacific meeting will be hosted again by Fiji next year.
Story by: Tokasa Rainima and Ronal Deo
Govt of Fiji showing commitment – O’Neill
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