Strengthening Ties: Fiji and Qatar Forge a New Path Towards Cooperation

Strengthening Ties: Fiji and Qatar Forge a New Path Towards Cooperation

Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka officially welcomed Mr. Ali Saad Mohamed Habab Al-Hajri, the Non-Resident Ambassador of Qatar to Fiji, in a key meeting that highlighted the strengthening strategic partnership between both nations. During this important dialogue, Rabuka praised His Highness Tamim bin Hamad Al Thani, the Emir of Qatar, for his leadership in promoting cooperation and understanding between Fiji and Qatar.

The Prime Minister emphasized the strong diplomatic relations, established in 2010, and pointed out the potential for new collaborative opportunities across various sectors. He reiterated Fiji’s commitment to peacekeeping in the Middle East, mentioning Fiji’s active involvement in critical missions such as the United Nations Interim Force in Lebanon (UNIFIL) and the Multinational Force and Observers (MFO). This reaffirms Fiji’s role as a nation dedicated to regional stability and international peace efforts.

Additionally, Rabuka commended Qatar for its advocacy for developing nations in global forums and expressed Fiji’s eagerness to deepen bilateral relations. The Non-Resident Ambassador, in turn, expressed his gratitude and enthusiasm for continuing to strengthen the ties between the two countries.

This growing partnership opens doors for further cooperation and mutual support, reflecting Fiji’s commitment not only to its own interests but also to a broader global cooperation framework. Given the emphasis on peacekeeping and diplomatic collaboration, this meeting represents a hopeful step towards enhancing international relations and supporting sustainable development initiatives for both nations.


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