Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka, leader of the People’s Alliance, has reaffirmed his strong backing from coalition partners, the Social Democratic Liberal Party (SODELPA) and the National Federation Party (NFP), following the recent swearing-in of three new Ministers and three new Assistant Ministers. Rabuka confirmed he obtained prior approvals from both parties before the ceremony, reflecting effective collaboration within the coalition.

SODELPA General Secretary Viliame Takayawa echoed Rabuka’s sentiments, stating that the coalition remains solid and intact, although he withheld further comments. The NFP also reiterated their unwavering support for the coalition government, underscoring the importance of teamwork in dealing with Fiji’s ongoing challenges.

This sense of solidarity is crucial as the coalition leaders aim to address significant national issues. Key cabinet figures, including Deputy Prime Minister Manoa Kamikamica, have publicly expressed their commitment to Rabuka and the coalition’s objectives, emphasizing the strength of their relationships.

Looking ahead, Prime Minister Rabuka plans to visit New Zealand for discussions with its Prime Minister and to engage in Fiji Day celebrations. He is also set to attend the Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting in Samoa, showcasing the coalition’s commitment to a prosperous future for all Fijians, particularly the youth.

In summary, the coalition demonstrates resilience and optimism, as political leaders collaborate effectively to navigate national challenges while fostering hope for Fiji’s future. This proactive approach is essential as they work towards solutions that benefit the Fijian populace.