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 BRITISH ENVOY PAYS FAREWELL CALL TO PM BAINIMARAMA

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Prime Minister, Honourable Voreqe Bainimarama received farewell courtesy call yesterday from the outgoing British High Commissioner to Fiji, Melanie Hopkins

Prime Minister, Honourable Voreqe Bainimarama received a farewell courtesy call yesterday from the outgoing British High Commissioner to Fiji, Melanie Hopkins at the Office of the Prime Minister.

PM Bainimarama conveyed the Fijian Government’s appreciation to Ms Melanie Hopkins for the support provided towards the programs collectively undertaken by the British High Commission and the development agencies in Fiji.

PM Bainimarama also acknowledged the British Government’s remarkable contribution towards the strengthened bilateral cooperation between the two nations.

Ms Hopkins thanked PM Bainimarama and the Fijian Government for its tremendous support and enhanced collaboration with the British Government in leading historic achievements, one of them being the successful 2018 Royal visit by the Duke and Duchess of Sussex.

Ms Hopkins reaffirmed the British Government’s commitment to further advancing the levels of cooperation between the two nations in their aspirations to achieving common goals on the SDG’s.

Ms Melanie Hopkins wraps up her four-year tenure in Fiji this month.


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Several members of Public Accounts Committee of the Fijian Parliament visiting Wellington this week took advantage of a visit to the Wellington City Council’s Southern Landfill yesterday to glean a few ideas for waste management in Fiji. This included the Hon. Alexander O’Connor, Assistant Minister for Health, Ratu Suliano Matanitobua, Opposition parliamentarian and Ms. Priya Chand, Parliamentary Secretary who were accompanied by the Fiji High Commission New Zealand staff.

The Southern landfill is an impressive setup particularly as it focuses on recycling and minimising the damage to the environment at the landfill.

 

Other remarkable features of the landfill were its gas collection, electricity regeneration, green waste mulching and water table management. The Hon. O’Connor, an engineer by profession, was particularly impressed and intends to develop a few ideas for the Fijian Government to consider.

 

The PAC members were invited to attend the Pacific PAC training seminar in Wellington facilitated by UNDP from the 12th to the 13th December.

The PAC members, including Deputy Chair, Hon. Mohammed Dean, MP, were hosted to afternoon tea at the Fiji Chancery.  It was an opportunity for the Parliamentarians to meet the Locally Engaged Staff at the Mission and also update the staff on the work and concerns of the Public A

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