It is yet to be decided.
In an interview with Fijivillage, the New Zealand High Commission has said that the date of any possible visit to Fiji by the Forum's Ministerial Contact Group, consisting of both the Foreign Affairs Ministers of New Zealand and Australia, is a matter to be decided between the Forum and the interim government.
Also, it is still not known when the Australian Foreign Affairs Minister Stephen Smith will arrive into the country to analyze Fiji's situation.
The Australian High Commission has refused to comment on exactly when Smith is expected to arrive in the country with a Ministerial Contact Group.
It was reported last month that the New Zealand Foreign Affairs Minister Winston Peters, as well as his counterpart from Australia, Stephen Smith would arrive into Fiji sometime this month with a ministerial group to analyze Fiji's situation regarding a Forum set up, as well as the path to democratic elections for March 2009.
Smith/Peters Visit Still Undecided
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