The ousted prime minister said there were two main issues discussed in his meeting with the European Union (EU) group, TROIKA, which took place this morning.
Laisenia Qarase said they talked about the elections and a way forward for the country amongst other issues.
Qarase said he stressed to the group that any kind of electoral reform must be done within the constitution.
Ousted Opposition Leader Mick Beddoes has told the EU group TROIKA that delays in taking the country forward are affecting the ordinary citizens of this country.
The National Federation Party's Pramod Rae who also met with TROIKA said the impasse between political parties and the military can only be resolved through dialogue not overseas influence.
The EU delegation also met Fiji Law Society President Isireli Fa and the former Commander for the RFMF, Colonel Paul Manueli.
Qarase Discusses Elections With EU Group
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