AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoAustralia ties: Deputy Prime Minister Manoa Kamikamica says Fiji should focus on opportunities from the newly approved Vuvale Union and Veitacini Treaty, including a proposed 10-year programme for infrastructure and economic development, despite parliamentary concerns. Climate and power: Record-low October rainfall is straining water supplies, while Energy Fiji Limited warns prolonged dry conditions could force electricity rationing—risks for households and businesses. Tourism: Fiji is forecast to top one million visitor arrivals in 2026; Pacific Harbour wants stronger partnerships to keep visitors longer and spread spending among local operators. Exports and industry: A proposed Sigatoka iron sands project could supply magnetite for export and materials for local manufacturers, though the project remains under development. Climate finance: Pacific leaders at COP31 are pressing for faster, easier-to-access funding to help island economies adapt to worsening climate impacts.
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