Chand lauds move to repeal name change Act
Fiji-New Zealand Business Council president, partner in-charge of business services in KPMG and an accountant Renu Chand has lauded the Coalition Government for repealing the Act where women had to…
Tag: National Economic Summit
Room for improvement on future forums Catanasiga
Fiji Council of Social Services (FCOSS) executive director Vani Catanasiga says there is room for improvement when it comes to holding forums similar to the National Economic Summit in the…
2023 NES We support innovation Kamikamica
Government fully supports all innovation aimed at promoting growth and spurring economic activity in the country. Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for External Trade Manoa Kamikamica highlighted this while speaking…
Growth is pivot sectors to work in sync
Minister for Finance Professor Biman Prasad says that for the last 100 days, government has been working hard to create a better investment environment to augur well for the economy.…
Four Clear Outcomes
At the end of the two-day National Economic Summit on Friday, Minister for Finance Biman Prasad said the urgent demands of the people for solutions to their daily challenges, including…
Dialysis costing Fiji about 32m
Fiji’s healthcare focus needs to encompass kidney health because dialysis is costing Fiji about $32 million every year, says retired orthopedic surgeon and Fiji National University professor Dr Eddie McCaig.…
2023 NES Reforms seriously need to be considered
State-owned enterprises (SOEs) take up a lot of money, and reforms seriously need to be considered, says Unity Fiji party leader Savenaca Narube. Speaking at the National Economic Summit (NES)…
Economic Recovery Is No Easy Ride PS Finance
“The key challenge for Fiji is that what we are seeing now, especially with the tightening of monetary policy for some of these neighboring countries, we are expecting or we…
Editorial comment A call for engagement
We will all have to be engaged! That resonated loudly in the opening day of the National Economic Summit in Suva yesterday. The message was about citizens engaging in driving…