Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka has addressed ongoing concerns regarding ethnic exclusion in business, offering assurances to all communities in Fiji that they are free to engage in commerce under the Coalition Government. During the inauguration of the $6 million George Shiu Raj Complex in Rakiraki, he rejected fears about a potential resurgence of iTaukei nationalism and emphasized that there is no reason for any community to feel threatened.
Rabuka reiterated that Fiji is a home for everyone and assured all ethnic groups, stating, “I want to assure all ethnic groups in Fiji that we will look after your interests. You do not have anything to worry about.” His comments reflect a commitment to inclusivity and cooperation as essential elements for national unity and economic progress.
Highlighting the success of Ra businessman George Shiu Raj, Rabuka showcased his achievements as a testament to the power of trust and partnership in business. The new complex is expected to stimulate economic activity by generating jobs and fostering regional development, ultimately strengthening local livelihoods.
The Prime Minister emphasized that the George Shiu Raj Complex will contribute to building a more resilient national economy, showcasing a hopeful vision for Fiji’s future. This initiative not only aims to spur economic growth but also underscores the government’s dedication to ensuring that all Fijians can thrive together in a diverse and united society.