Fiji is poised for significant economic advancement as showcased by the launch of the Fiji Trade and Investment Review 2025 in Suva. Deputy Prime Minister Manoa Kamikamica highlighted the potential for new opportunities, stating, “We are unlocking bottlenecks and building momentum.” He emphasized Fiji’s readiness to attract investments through strategic partnerships and a collaborative vision among stakeholders.
Produced in conjunction with Investment Fiji and the Australia-Fiji Business Council, the review illustrates Fiji’s evolution into a resilient and inclusive economy. It includes spotlight features on various sectors such as renewable energy, digital transformation, agriculture, and ICT, reflecting the country’s status as a viable destination for investment.
Kamikamica remarked that the magazine serves as more than a mere publication; it is an essential platform showcasing the strengths and potential of Fiji. Zane Yoshida, President of the Australia-Fiji Business Council, echoed this sentiment, noting the publication sends a strong message to investors that Fiji is “open for business—grounded in stability and rich in both natural and human resources.”
The review also addresses substantial developments in agriculture and energy sectors, including upcoming partnerships with Israeli and Sri Lankan companies, and recognizes recent investments by major tech players like Google, which suggest a positive trajectory for Fiji’s economic transformation.
As Fiji continues to develop, the launch of this review is not only an affirmation of its ongoing recovery but also serves as an invitation for both domestic and international investors to explore the emerging opportunities within this promising Pacific market. With robust sectoral growth and strategic international partnerships, the outlook for Fiji’s economy remains hopeful and promising.
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