The National Taskforce on Food Safety has played a critical role in helping the government solve consumer concerns surrounding food consumption and handling.

Foreign Ministers from the region have agreed that the Executive Summary on the 2050 Blue Pacific Strategy Baseline Report will be forwarded to leaders for their consideration at the Leaders’ Meeting later this month.

Permanent Secretary for the Ministry of Environment and Climate Change, Dr. Sivendra Michael has stressed the importance of sharing concerns among Pacific Island countries to sustain the security and prosperity of the region.

Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka says there is hope that a way can be found for the review and reconstruction of Fiji’s constitution.

The Fiji Revenue and Customs Service has formed a Tax Crimes Task Force to enhance tax compliance, prevent tax evasion and improve revenue collection.

Fiji’s audiovisual and film industry has shown great potential for growth and is increasingly becoming a critical industry for the country and for the economy.

Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka will pay an official visit to China from Monday.

A mobile electronics retailer in Suva is under investigation by the Consumer Council of Fiji for claims of not delivering the value of orders to the buyers of Apple gift cards.

Turmeric is emerging as a significant export commodity for the country.

The government is intensifying its focus on training and upskilling the workforce amid the ongoing migration and persistent skills shortage.

The Ministry of Micro, Small, and Medium Enterprises has developed a robust and comprehensive framework aimed at effectively monitoring the progress and development of MSMEs across the country.

Safeguarding indigenous cultural knowledge and practices has been the main focus of this year’s International Day of World Indigenous Peoples celebration in Nabouwalu, Bua.