Opposition Leader Inia Seruiratu has issued a call for unity among Fijians as the nation approaches the New Year. He underscored the necessity of collaboration for national progress, urging citizens to set aside their differences and work collectively toward a brighter future for the country.
In his reflections on Fiji’s achievements, Seruiratu emphasized the need for a recommitment to a shared vision as the year unfolds. He recognized that the true strength of Fiji lies in its people—highlighting their resilience, compassion, and teamwork—which he believes enable the nation to reach significant milestones.
Seruiratu extended his appeal to Fijians both domestically and abroad, encouraging them to unite in the pursuit of a stable, peaceful, and prosperous society. He acknowledged that while individuals may come from various backgrounds, the commonalities among them vastly surpass any divisions. Core values such as respect, hard work, faith, family, and patriotism should guide the populace in their endeavors.
He emphasized the importance of opting for cooperation rather than conflict, and unity over division, as essential steps for Fiji to attain its full potential. Seruiratu reaffirmed his commitment to advocating for the rights and well-being of all Fijians, promising to hold the Government accountable for its actions and the management of public resources.
This collective call for unity and collaborative action provides an optimistic outlook for Fiji’s future, suggesting that by working together, Fijians can tackle challenges and make significant progress as a nation.