Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka is set to meet with Republican Senators James Lankford and Mike Lee tonight to address key issues affecting Fiji and the broader Pacific region. This meeting highlights the significance of collaboration between Pacific leaders and U.S. lawmakers in promoting regional stability and development.

Additionally, Prime Minister Rabuka is scheduled to deliver the opening prayer at the welcome dinner for the National Presidential Prayer Breakfast event tomorrow, marking a moment of spiritual reflection amid political discussions.

Earlier today, he had an important meeting with former U.S. National Security Advisor Oliver North, a prominent figure from the Ronald Reagan administration known for his work in counterterrorism and covert operations. This engagement underscores the Prime Minister’s proactive approach in connecting with influential figures during his visit to Washington, D.C.

These meetings reflect Rabuka’s commitment to strengthening diplomatic ties and discussing strategies that could benefit Fiji and the Pacific region as a whole, fostering a hopeful outlook for cooperation and progress.