A delegation from the New Zealand Police Service Group focused on monitoring and evaluation met today with Fiji’s Acting Commissioner of Police, Aporosa Lutunauga. This gathering is part of the ongoing efforts to evaluate and enhance the collaborative initiatives between the two policing agencies.
The primary aim of the delegation’s visit is to review the existing programs that have been developed through the Fiji-New Zealand policing partnership. They will assess various projects and activities currently under the bilateral agreement, identifying potential areas for improved cooperation moving forward.
Acting Commissioner Lutunauga expressed gratitude for the sustained support from the New Zealand Police Service, welcoming the team’s initiative. He is optimistic about the outcomes of the assessment, believing it may pave the way for even deeper collaboration between the two nations.
This partnership underscores a mutual commitment to bolstering law enforcement capabilities, fostering teamwork that enhances safety and security in both communities. As countries work together to address common challenges, the collaboration serves as a beacon of hope for more positive outcomes in law enforcement and community safety.