Prime Minister and Foreign Affairs Minister Sitiveni Rabuka welcomed a delegation from the Australian Parliament at a special reception last night, held at the residence of the Australian High Commissioner, Ewen McDonald. The delegation is led by Senator Sue Lines, the President of the Senate in Australia.
The gathering attracted notable attendees, including the Speaker of Parliament Filimone Jitoko, various cabinet ministers, members of the diplomatic community, and other distinguished guests.
During the reception, Rabuka emphasized the robust bilateral relations between Fiji and Australia, which span various sectors including significant parliamentary collaboration. He indicated that this visit signifies the shared ambitions of both nations, reinforcing their commitment as highlighted in the elevated Vuvale Partnership.
As part of their official visit, the Australian Parliamentary delegation is scheduled to tour the Fiji Parliament today, further enhancing the diplomatic ties between the two countries.
This visit represents a positive step towards strengthening the relationship between Fiji and Australia, and demonstrates a shared commitment to mutual growth and cooperation. By fostering these ties, both nations can work together to address regional challenges and opportunities.
In summary, the reception marked an important moment in Fiji-Australia relations, underscoring cooperation and the importance of parliamentary exchanges.
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