Parmesh Chand, Fiji’s Ambassador designate to Japan and a former Permanent Secretary for Civil Service and Public Enterprises, has sadly passed away. His family confirmed the news through a bereavement notice released today, which requests privacy during this challenging time and states that no gatherings will be held at their home. Funeral arrangements will be communicated later.
Chand’s career in public service was distinguished, commencing with various senior roles, including his recent appointment as Ambassador to Japan earlier this year. His dedication to the civil service and his leadership earned him significant respect, marking his contribution to Fiji’s international relations as particularly noteworthy.
His passing is a loss felt deeply across the nation, reminding many of the fragility of life and the substantial impact individuals can have on society. In honoring his memory, there is hope that his legacy in public service will continue to inspire others to pursue excellence and commitment to their duties, especially in fostering international cooperation and diplomatic ties.
Additionally, Chand’s recent appointment symbolized a new chapter for Fiji’s engagement with Japan, promising renewed bilateral cooperation. As the nation navigates through this moment of grief, there is optimism that his vision for strong international partnerships will be carried on by his successors.
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