61. Governments On The WWW: Fiji fiji government; Ministry of Commerce, Business Development and Investment.Fiji Trade and Investment Board (FTIB). Ministry of Fijian Affairs, http://www.gksoft.com/govt/en/fj.html

Governments on the WWW: Fiji Home Table of Contents List of Countries Signs and Symbols ... Feedback Fiji [ Viti ] Official languages: Fijian, English National Institutions: Fiji Government Ministry of Commerce, Business Development and Investment Fiji Trade and Investment Board (FTIB) Ministry of Fijian Affairs, Culture and Heritage Native Land Trust Board (NLTB) Ministry of Finance and National Planning Fiji Islands Statistics Bureau Fiji Islands Customs Service Ministry of Foreign Affairs and External Trade Ministry of Health Ministry of Lands and Mineral Resources Mineral Resources Department (MRD) Ministry of Tourism Fiji Visitors Bureau (FVB) Ministry of Transport and Civil Aviation Fiji Meteorological Service (FMS) Ministry of Women, Social Welfare and Poverty Alleviation Reserve Bank of Fiji Representations in Foreign Countries: Fiji Visitors Bureau in Auckland, New Zealand High Commission of the Republic of the Fiji Islands in Wellington, New Zealand Fiji Visitors Bureau in Los Angeles, United States of America Political Parties: Natural Law Party (NLP) Additional Information: General Information: The World Factbook (by the CIA) Atlapedia Online (by Latimer Clarke Corporation) Information Please: Countries of the World (by Information Please LLC) Political Information: Elections around the world (by Wilfried Derksen) Chiefs of State and Cabinet Members (by the CIA) Political Leaders World Statesmen (by Benjamin Cahoon) Political Resources on the Net (by Roberto Cicciomessere) The Political Reference Almanac (by Keynote Publishing Co.)

62. East-West Center: Events: Gerard Finin, Terence Wesley-Smith: FIJI GOVERNMENT MU Gerard Finin, Terence WesleySmith fiji government MUST BRACE FOR PROTEST,INTERNATIONAL PRESSURE. Date, 2/28/2001. HONOLULU Fiji s Court of Appeal http://www.eastwestcenter.org/events-en-detail.asp?news_ID=24

63. BirdLife Works With Fiji Government To Conserve Biodiversity BirdLife is to work with the fiji government s National Biodiversity Strategyand Action Plan team and the University of the South Pacific to identify http://www.birdlife.org/news/news/2002/08/593.html

@import url(../../../../styles.css); Tips News only Home Home BirdLife Worldwide National Partners ... Donate to BirdLife Funds are urgently needed to help us with our work. If you can help, please consider giving a donation. Home News News Archive BirdLife works with Fiji Government to conserve biodiversity BirdLife is to work with the Fiji Government's National Biodiversity Strategy and Action Plan (NBSAP) team and the University of the South Pacific to identify Important Bird Areas (IBAs). The project will look especially for the Red-throated Lorikeet Charmosyna amabilis and the Pink-billed Parrotfinch Erythrura kleinschmidti (both Endangered), neither of which has been seen for several years. All fieldwork will involve discussions with local landowners to assess their interest in conserving their forest. Conservation of many of Fiji's birds depends upon sustainable use of forest habitats and the control of alien invasive species, notably rats, cats and mongooses. BirdLife is fundraising to eradicate rats from Gau Island, where the Fiji Petrel Pterodroma macgillivrayi (Critically Endangered) survives in tiny numbers. The Fiji Government has signed a Memorandum of Understanding with BirdLife to establish a BirdLife Pacific office in Fiji. The IBA project is funded by the UK Government's Darwin Initiative for three years.

64. FIJI GOVERNMENT CALLS ON JAPAN TO STOP PLUTONIUM SHIPMENTS; GREENPEACE APPLAUDS We hope the fiji government raises this issue at next month s South PacificForum leaders meeting, said Magick. Unless there is a strong declaration http://archive.greenpeace.org/pressreleases/nuctrans/1999sep8.html

FIJI GOVERNMENT CALLS ON JAPAN TO STOP PLUTONIUM SHIPMENTS; GREENPEACE APPLAUDS PROTEST, CALLS FOR STRONG NATIONAL AND REGIONAL ACTION 8 September 1999 Suva: Greenpeace Pacific welcomes today's statement by the Fiji Goverment in protest of the current plutonium fuel (MOX) shipment through the region. Greenpeace is urging the Government to go further, and demand that the Pacific Teal and Pacific Pintail not enter Fiji's Exclusive Economic Zone. "The New Zealand and South African governments asked for a similar undertaking and received assurances that the Pacific Pintail and Pacific Teal would not enter their EEZs. We believe Pacific Island Governments should do the same, and that Fiji should lead the way," said Samantha Magick. In today's statement, Fiji Foreign Affairs Minister, Doctor Tupeni Baba called on the authorities concerned to stop the shipments. "We hope the Fiji Government raises this issue at next month's South Pacific Forum leaders meeting," said Magick. "Unless there is a strong declaration against future shipments, we fear that the South Pacific will become the "route of least resistance" and a highway for plutonium and nuclear waste shipments." "In the face of strong statements from Latin American and Caribbean countries, we believe the South Pacific is currently viewed as the 'route of least resistance'. This has to change," Magick said.

65. MapZones.com : Fiji Government Information of Country s Government, Political parties, democracy, Prime Minister. http://www.mapzones.com/world/pacific/fiji/governmentindex.php

fiSearchFormMaxSetId='AX006201'; Country Info Fiji Introduction Fiji General Data Fiji Maps Fiji Culture ... Fiji Time and Date Fiji Government Back to Top The president (head of state) is appointed for a 5-year term by the Great Council of Chiefs, a orthodox ethnic Fijian leadership body. The president in turn appoints the prime minister (head of government) and Cabinet from among the members of Parliament. Both houses of the legislature have some seats reserved by ethnicity. Other seats can be filled by persons of any ethnic group. The Senate is appointed; the House of Representatives is elected. Fiji maintains an independent judiciary consisting of a Supreme Court, a Court of Appeals, a High Court, and magistrate courts. The judiciary remained independent through the coups and the consequent absence of an elected government. All but one of the five judges on the Supreme Court also is a serving judge in Australia or New Zealand. There are four administrative divisionscentral, eastern, northern and westerneach under the charge of a commissioner. Ethnic Fijians have their own administration in which councils preside over a hierarchy of provinces, districts, and villages. The councils deal with all matters affecting ethnic Fijians. The Great Council of Chiefs (Bose Levu Vakaturaga) is made up of 55 hereditary chiefs, most of whom are nominated to the Council by their respective provincial councils. It is accomplished under the Fijian Affairs Act and recognized by the constitution.

66. 2004 IUF Asia & Pacific Regional Committee Resolutions a. requests the fiji government to take all necessary measures of inspection, c. deplores that the fiji government has not yet taken any action to http://www.asianfoodworker.net/rc04/ap-res-english.htm

On Turtle Island Resort, Fiji WELCOMES the decision of the ILO Governing Body at its conference in June 2004 which: a. requests the Fiji Government to take all necessary measures of inspection, conciliation and enforcement to ensure the implementation of the Compulsory Recognition Order requiring Turtle Island Resorts to recognize the National Union of Hospitality, Catering and Tourism Industries Employees (NUHCTIE); b. requests the Fiji Government to take all necessary measures to ensure that the NUHCTIE enjoys the facilities necessary for the proper exercise of its functions, including access to the Turtle Island Resort and the possibility to meet with management and trade union members; c. deplores that the Fiji Government has not yet taken any action to guarantee protection against acts of interference despite repeated requests; d. urges the Fiji Government to take all necessary measures including legislation so as to

67. Winne.com - Welcome To achieve this, the fiji government, which is being led by a former banker as The fiji government has a public sector reform programme that has seen a http://www.winne.com/fiji/cr00.html

Search by Region document.write(messageDate); FIJI An island of hope Introduction Tourism, a billion dollars in Sea, Sand and Sun Garment and food leading manufacturing exports A strong financial sector in the middle of the Pacific Unique mineral and natural resources ... Conclusion: The Rush is on INTRODUCTION An air of excitement has descended on the tropical island of Fiji in the Pacific and it is not only because the country will be hosting the region's 12th South Pacific Games in June this year. While the bringing together of 5,000 athletes and officials at a games budget and investment that is running into $100 million FJD (@ $50m USD), there are other reasons for the feeling of enthusiasm and optimism in this island nation. After an impressive economic growth rate of 4.4 percent in 2002, the country is now bracing for an almost 6 percent growth for 2003. To achieve this, the Fiji government, which is being led by a former banker as Prime Minister, intends to raise investment levels from the current low of 11 percent to 25 percent of its Gross Domestic Product.

68. Constitutional Rights In Fiji By their very actions, the fiji government is going against Constitutional rightsof all people in Fiji. SAMPLE LETTER http://www.jtsears.com/overess8.htm

BATTLE TO PRESERVE CONSTITUTIONAL RIGHTS FOR LESBIANS AND GAYS IN FIJI On behalf of the NGO Coalition on Human Rights in Fiji, activists from Women's Action for Change (WAC)

69. Fiji News Breaking Fiji News Elections 2006 Fiji Government News Fiji Coup 1987 Fijilive Gateway to Fiji, Fiji news, Fiji shopping, Fijian music, Fiji Vodafone Fiji. Current time in Fiji Sun Aug 07, 2005 958 pm http://www.fijilive.com/news/show/news/2004/03/23/fbc3.html

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70. WWF South Pacific Programme Press Releases Suva, Fiji – The fiji government declared Fiji’s Exclusive Economic Zone (EEZ)a whale sanctuary. The Conservation Organisation WWF, supports the move that http://www.wwfpacific.org.fj/press_releases.htm

WWF South Pacific homepage Contact information: WWF SPP Regional Office Address: 4 Ma'afu St. Suva, Fiji Islands Tel: (679) 3315-533 Fax (679) 3315-410 Email the Webmaster: webmaster@wwfpacific.org.fj Press Releases: 20 June 2005 WWF has taken the lead in engaging responsible authorities in the Pacific to ensure that proper laws and regulations are in place for accessing genetic resource s. A Legal policy development workshop is being held in Suva, to safeguard genetic resources and the cultural heritage of Fiji. Withdraw the Forestry Amendment Bill 14 June 2005 Fears that the new Forestry Ammendment Bill will be a giant leap backward in forestry policy, has prompted WWF to join others in calling upon the Prime Minister to withdraw the proposed Bill. China to curb illegal tropical timber trafficking 21 March 2005 PNG stands to lose a major timber market such as China if it does not take urgent action to demonstrate that its timber exports are legally and sustainably produced.

71. Port Vila Presse Online Vanuatu News :: Fiji To Withdraw Completely From Vanuatu The fiji government intends to stop all commercial relations with Vanuatu as amark of The fiji government s intentions were made known over a week ago, http://www.news.vu/en/business/Trade/050613-vanuatu-fiji-cracker-trade-dispute.s

This website is accessible to all versions of every browser. However, you are seeing this message because your browser does not support basic Web standards, and does not properly display the site's design details. Please consider upgrading to a more modern browser. ( Learn More Vanuatu News You are here: home business Fiji to withdraw completely from Vanuatu By The Independent Posted Monday, June 13, 2005 The Fiji government intends to stop all commercial relations with Vanuatu as a mark of protest towards the Vanuatu government for stopping the importation of Fiji biscuits according to last reports. The Fiji government's intentions were made known over a week ago, but according to trade minister James Bule there has been no official protest note received concerning Fiji's plans. Minister Bule said that even if Fiji is thinking of taking some sort of action, it is essential for the government to protect local industries and that there is no need to lift the ban on further imports of Fiji biscuit. For his part, the acting director of trade Ronald Sandy confirms that commercial agreements between Fiji and Vanuatu bring Vanuatu more than a billion vatu a year.

72. International Safety / Fiji : Fiji, Fiji Government, Fiji Organizations, Fi International Safety, Fiji References from government and business entities in Fiji. http://www.thesafetylibrary.com/sites/intsffiji.php?mcat=International Safety&sc

73. LocalPin - Government In Fiji Government in Fijirelated links from LocalPin. Find links to Government in Fijiin our geographically-organised fully-searchable database including many http://www.localpin.com/info/en/oceania/fiji/government/

Government in Fiji Main Menu Home Wiki Contact About ... Help Wiki Know something about Fiji ? Why not contribute in the LocalPin wiki! You searched for Government in Fiji in English page 1 next What? Where? in Pick search term Pick location Location: Fiji Search for All in Fiji - Directly search for All matches in Fiji Results 1 to 10 of 16 matching Government in All in the location Fiji in Oceania in World Sub-categories of the Government category: Embassies and Consulates Ministry of Foreign Affairs and External Trade The Ministry is responsible for maintaining and promoting diplomatic relations, foreign affairs and external trade with foreign nations. http://www.foreignaffairs.gov.fj/ record no 1 of 16 Fiji Government Online Official Fiji Government website provides information about departments, ministries, news briefs, and press releases. http://www.fiji.gov.fj record no 2 of 16 Ministry of National Planning The Computerised Human Resources Information System provides a directory of information sources, statistical abstract, report, and database collections. http://www.fijichris.gov.fj

74. CDNN ”We Don’t Need Your Money” Says Fiji Government Official Fiji More trouble ahead for Pacific pariah? Date 200101-14 CDNN News. http://www.cdnn.info/news/industry/i010316.html

75. Successful Employment Creation Programme Approved For Replication In Fiji - Over Office for Fiji, Papua New Guinea, Solomon Islands, Kiribati and other South Pacific of the fiji government, workers and employers’ organizations. http://www.ilo.org/public/english/region/asro/suva/news/ihrdpep2.htm

Office for Fiji, Papua New Guinea, Solomon Islands, Kiribati and other South Pacific islands Home News Programmes ... Contact "Impressive..." an expression by PEAK Body The decision comes after a meeting on July 24, 2003 and an extensive tour, earlier in the same week of former unemployed people in the Sigatoka area. The people visited were trained in a one or two week long targeted training course in selected areas such as: pig farming; vegetable farming; sewing; computers; eco-tourism; carpentry; fisheries; business; cooking; sweet making; and many others. These people were later provided with start-up capital to put their training into practice ('training for cash'). IHRDPEP has trained 7000 unemployed men, women and youths, including a few disabled persons. Over 3000 of them are now employed. The Sigatoka Pilot Scheme is a practical demonstration on how jobs can be created in the formal and informal sector with various interventions and direct support. IHRDPEP aims to strengthen the potentials of unemployed persons to find employment in the formal and informal sector or to become self reliant in life. Following a survey on unemployed persons, economic opportunities and skills need of employers, a number of activities were identified under the seven sub-programmes of the IHRDPEP. more on this...

76. Fiji: Biological Organizations And Resources - NBII Official Ministries of fiji government (catalog item 447) Published by Governmentof Fiji Languages English http://www.nbii.gov/geographic/international/FJ.html

International Resources: Fiji EDUCATIONAL/RESEARCH INSTITUTES WWF South Pacific Programme (catalog item 818) Published by: WWF South Pacific Languages: English Description: The WWF South Pacific Programme is a branch of the international WWF program, whose mission is to conserve the world's biological diversity, ensure that the use of renewable natural resources is sustainable, and promote the reduction of pollution and wasteful consumption. The South Pacific Programme focuses on marine ecosystems, wetlands, forests, sea turtle conservation, and mining. GOVERNMENT AGENCIES Ministry of Lands and Mineral Resources (catalog item 276) Published by: Fiji Government Languages: English Description: Provides description of the functions of the ministry, names of the minister and other officials as well as email addresses and address to the physical location of the ministry. Official Ministries of Fiji Government (catalog item 447) Published by: Government of Fiji Languages: English Description: South Pacific Regional Environment Programme (catalog item 775) Published by: SPREP Languages: English Description: The Mission Statement of SPREP calls on the organisation, "to promote co-operation in the South Pacific region and to provide assistance in order to protect and improve its environment and to ensure sustainable development for present and future generations". SPREP’s members total 26, consisting of all 22 Pacific island countries and territories, and four developed countries with direct interests in the region: Australia, France, New Zealand and the United States of America. Links are offered to SPREP publications, news, projects, events, and mailing lists.

77. Ministry Of Foreign Affairs And Trade: Pacific Division - Fiji Political, Econom The fiji government’s 2004 budget signalled the government’s intention to The fiji government has made substantive inroads to raise the profile of Fiji http://www.mfat.govt.nz/foreign/regions/pacific/country/fijipaper1.html

Providing information about New Zealand's international relations Pacific Division pac@mfat.govt.nz Tel: Fax: Economic Update Who's Who Fiji Govt site Republic of the Fiji Islands Country Paper June 2005 Key Facts General Political Economic New Zealand Trade ... Trade New Zealand Fiji Paper Relations with New Zealand Bilateral Linkages Development Assistance Air Services Diplomatic Representation ... Travel Advice Key Facts General Official Name Republic of Fiji Islands Capital City Suva Land Area 18,333 sq km (332 islands approximately 2,000 km north of New Zealand between Vanuatu and Tonga) EEZ 1,260,000sq dm

78. FIJI’S LONG, RISKY ROAD TO KUWAIT - April 22, 2005 However, a fiji government delegation in New York for a United Nations They are being supported somewhat by a decision by the fiji government to send http://archives.pireport.org/archive/2005/April/04-22-ft.htm

P ACIFIC I SLANDS R EPORT Pacific Islands Development Program/East-West Center Feature FIJI’S LONG, RISKY ROAD TO KUWAIT By Samisoni Pareti SUVA, Fiji (Islands Business, April 2005) – Taking a job in the oil rich nation of Kuwait can be as shifting as the desert sand that covers the Middle Eastern country. It is unpredictable, even a risky thing to do if one is not careful. Just ask the group of about 200 Fijian men stranded and jobless in a house in Kuwait City. Or the 20,000 in Fiji who have paid a job registration fee of a minimum of $150 each and now wait longingly for the call to work in Kuwait. Whether such a call will come could be a $3 million question. That is the sum a Fiji-registered recruiting Meridian Services Agency would have amassed if it collected fees from all the recruits it registered. Some recruits, Fiji Islands Business was told, were asked to pay fees of up to $250 to $300. Many of these were recruited from villages in Vanua Levu, Lomaiviti and throughout the country. The activities of Meridian's boss, Timoci Lolohea, are being investigated by the police, Deputy Commissioner of Police, Moses Driver had confirmed. He told Fiji Islands Business that police inquiries would carry on from previous investigations on the company in progress until last November.

79. Press Release: Prime Minister Rabuka Of Fiji Hosts The Indigenous Peoples Of The In July and August invitations from the fiji government had been The Fijigovernment also showed their support and commitment when their Foreign http://www.hartford-hwp.com/archives/24/031.html

History of Oceania Date: Mon, 16 Sep 1996 18:57:44 CDT Subject: PRESS - FIJI - UN Draft Dec on Indigneous Prime Minister Rabuka of Fiji hosts the indigenous peoples of the Pacific, 1-6 September, 1996 Press Release September 11th, 1996 For Immediate Release - Image (265k) of Indigenous Peoples and Rabuka available at: http://www.aloha.net/nation/iitc/fiji.jpeg HAWAII - Ms.Kekula P. Bray-Crawford phone: 808 573-3122 or e-mail: kekula@aloha.net NOH/IITC 1135 Makawao Suite 103-122 - Makawao, Hawaii 96768 FIJI - Mr.Isireli Koyamaibole, Policy Analysis Unit phone: 679 211 705 Prime Minister's Office, P.O. Box 2353 - Government Buildings - Suva, Fiji United Nations - Mr. Julian Burger 011 41 22 917-3413 or e-mail: jburger.hchr@unog.ch U.N. Center for Human Rights, Palais des Nations (Room D-413) - Geneva, Switzerland On August 21, 1996 U.S. Senator Akaka arranged a one day consultative meeting between the United States': Department of State; Department of Interior; the Department of Justice; and the, Indigenous Peoples of the Pacific (Hawaii, Guam and American Samoa, CNMI came unannounced) at the East West Center on Oahu; where they distributed a written U.S. government position on each article of the UN Draft Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples. (Senator Akaka's Press Contact: Ed Thompson (202) 224-6361) In July and August invitations from the Fiji Government had been received by Indigenous Peoples in all parts of the Pacific including Hawaii. Selected participants were asked to meet in plenary session with other member states of the Pacific and UN resource persons to plan and initiate a regional strategy on the draft declaration. They accomplished this during 5 long days of discussions and presentations at the Forum Secretariat in Suva. U.S. Ambassador Don L. Gevertz attended the opening ceremonies as well as other diplomatic persons living in Suva.

80. Fiji Voices Fiji News, Fiji Events, Fiji Forum For Fiji http//www.fiji.gov.fj, » fiji government Online Official fiji governmentwebsite provides information about departments, ministries, news briefs, http://fijivoices.com/index.php?option=com_dwodp&c=/Regional/Oceania/Fiji/Govern

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