The Fijian government has reported that the nation’s economy is exhibiting remarkable resilience and stability. Government MP and National Federation Party (NFP) Leader, Professor Biman Prasad, highlighted that various strategic initiatives introduced since the current administration took office have significantly contributed to economic growth.
Prasad stated that measures such as increased social welfare allowances and new support schemes have successfully eased the cost-of-living burdens faced by ordinary Fijians. He emphasized that the strong fundamentals of the economy are a result of intentional policy actions rather than mere chance.
Among the critical factors driving this growth are tax reforms, increased compliance measures, and careful government spending management. Prasad pointed out a marked rise in both consumer and investor confidence, a trend further reinforced by recent fiscal consolidation efforts.
Kamal Chetty, Chief Executive of Investment Fiji, shared an optimistic outlook for future investments, anticipating renewed interest in 2026. Chetty remarked that exciting opportunities are on the horizon for domestic investors looking to enter new markets both regionally and internationally.
The government remains confident that ongoing public sector projects will contribute positively to the economy’s perception. As Fiji continues to navigate these developments, the focus on strategic investments and policy reforms fosters an encouraging outlook for the nation’s economic future.