Dr. Raijeli Taga, the newly appointed Permanent Secretary for Foreign Affairs of Fiji, held her first official meeting with New Zealand’s High Commissioner to Fiji, Charlotte Darlow. This introductory courtesy call took place at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs in Suva and signifies the beginning of a collaborative relationship under Taga’s new leadership.
During their discussion, Dr. Taga expressed sincere gratitude toward New Zealand for its consistent support and partnership. She emphasized that 2023 marks 55 years of diplomatic relations between Fiji and New Zealand, celebrating a robust history of cooperation in areas such as peace, security, and prosperity.
Dr. Taga conveyed her optimism regarding the future of the Duavata Partnership, reiterating her dedication to enhancing the strategic ties between the two nations. The two officials also talked about upcoming high-level consultations scheduled for later this year, aimed at fostering deeper bilateral dialogue and collaboration.
This meeting sets a positive tone for continuing collaboration between Fiji and New Zealand, reinforcing their shared commitments to mutual interests and regional stability. As they look ahead, the strengthened partnership is expected to contribute to further advancements in both countries’ diplomatic and cooperative efforts.
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