Minister for Policing, Iowane Naivalurua, recently visited communities in Taveuni to participate in the traditional Vakasenuqanuqa ceremony honoring the President of Fiji, Ratu Naiqama Lalabalavu. During his visit, he took the opportunity to engage directly with local residents and villagers, discussing the government’s initiatives while also listening to their concerns. Naivalurua emphasized the importance of this engagement, stating, “Engaging directly with our people ensures that policies and initiatives truly reflect their needs and aspirations.”
In addition to his community interactions, he inspected the future site of a new Police Post in Vuna, which is a part of his broader efforts to enhance policing in Fiji. This aligns with his ongoing commitment to operational improvements and rebuilding relationships between law enforcement and the public.
Naivalurua’s visit comes in the context of his significant role as Minister for Policing, a position he holds following a distinguished career as the Commissioner of Police. His previous experience positions him uniquely to address the challenges faced by the police force and to foster trust within communities. His proactive approach suggests a hopeful outlook for police reform and strengthened community ties, which is essential for the safety and security of all citizens.
Overall, Minister Naivalurua’s engagement in Taveuni highlights his dedication to listening to the public’s concerns and his plans for enhancing the effectiveness of the police, paving the way for a safer and more responsive law enforcement system in Fiji.
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