Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka has reaffirmed his government’s commitment to supporting marginalized communities in Fiji. His remarks were made at the inauguration of the new Ministry of Multi-Ethnic Affairs and Sugar Industry Office at Macuata House in Labasa. The Prime Minister highlighted the government’s dedication to fostering inclusivity and its role in strengthening the sugar industry, which plays a crucial part in the nation’s socio-economic development.
The opening of this office reflects a commitment to actionable policies, community outreach, and sugar industry growth—essential elements for Fiji’s progress. Rabuka recognized the significant contributions of various ethnic groups to the nation’s development throughout history and committed to honoring these contributions as part of the government’s broader objective of creating a supportive environment for all citizens.
The event was attended by sugarcane farmers, business leaders, and representatives from various ethnic communities, showcasing the collaborative ethos that the new office aims to promote. Additionally, reference was made to past initiatives by the Ministry of Multi-Ethnic Affairs, including a strategic plan aimed at enhancing social cohesion and inclusivity for the years 2025-2027, reflecting a long-term vision for the nation.
This initiative not only represents a positive step in administrative development but also embodies hope for a united and thriving future for all Fijians. Prime Minister Rabuka’s focus on addressing the needs of diverse communities emphasizes the importance of ensuring that every citizen’s perspective is valued in shaping Fiji’s societal landscape.
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