Former FijiFirst members Iowane Naivalurua, Viliame Naupoto, and Mosese Bulitavu have been officially sworn in as Ministers in the Rabuka-Coalition Government. This significant event occurred at the State House, with His Excellency the President Ratu Naiqama Lalabalavu presiding over the ceremony.
Naivalurua, who previously served as the Police Commissioner, is now the Minister for Policing, while Naupoto will be stepping into the role of Minister for Immigration. Bulitavu has been appointed as the Minister Responsible for Climate Change, reflecting the government’s focus on pressing national and global issues.
In addition to these key ministerial appointments, several new Assistant Ministers were sworn in. Aliki Bia will serve as the Assistant Minister for Information, Naisa Tuinaceva has been appointed as the Assistant Minister for Transport, and Ratu Josaia Niudamu will take on the role of Assistant Minister for Justice. This reshuffling demonstrates a commitment to inclusivity within the government, as members from different political backgrounds are integrated into leadership roles.
The Prime Minister is expected to hold a press conference later today, indicating a readiness to address the public regarding these developments and the future direction of the coalition government.
Overall, these appointments signal a pivotal moment in Fiji’s political landscape, offering hope for a more collaborative governance approach that could effectively tackle critical areas such as climate action, immigration, and justice. This new leadership has the potential to foster innovative solutions to the challenges facing the nation, enhancing responsiveness to the needs of the people.
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