Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka recently paid tribute to the Republic of Fiji Military Forces (RFMF) peacekeepers stationed in the Middle East, recognizing their unwavering dedication and professionalism during a period of intense hostilities in the region. During his visit to the Golan Heights, he highlighted the legacy of Fiji’s peacekeeping efforts since the nation’s first deployment in 1978, applauding the troops for maintaining the high standards and reputation that the RFMF has earned globally.
Rabuka expressed gratitude to the soldiers for carrying forward the proud tradition of Fijian peacekeeping, emphasizing the critical role they play in global peace efforts. “We’re proud of you. Those of you who are here, thank you for what you’re doing,” he stated, reinforcing Fiji’s commitment to international peace and security. Amidst ongoing conflicts worldwide, the Prime Minister echoed the need for sustained global efforts towards peace, advocating for continued unity and cooperation among world leaders.
The Prime Minister also took the opportunity to reaffirm Fiji’s dedication to global peace, praying for the safety and well-being of all peacekeepers in conflict zones. He additionally reflected on recent initiatives such as the declaration of the Pacific as an “Ocean of Peace” at the Pacific Islands Forum Leaders’ Meeting, urging global leaders to pursue peaceful resolutions in their respective regions.
Rabuka’s engagement with the troops and his call for international cooperation highlights Fiji’s significant contributions to peacekeeping missions. His visit underlines the nation’s proactive stance in promoting peace and stability, not only in the Pacific but on a global scale. This ongoing dedication demonstrates Fiji’s role as a steadfast advocate for peace, showcasing the nation as a vital player in international efforts to maintain global harmony. The commitment to peace, as underscored by Rabuka, continues to form an integral part of Fiji’s global identity and foreign policy.
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