TISI Sangam Fiji is making notable progress in its construction initiatives, encompassing two major projects currently underway, according to CEO Jai Narayan. A standout endeavor is the $8 million Sangam Complex, which will be located next to the renowned Hindu temple in Nadi.
Mr. Narayan detailed that this complex will include a conference hall capable of accommodating 800 people, five office spaces, eight guest accommodation units, and living quarters for temple priests. This facility represents a key component of TISI Sangam’s capital works, which are aimed at enriching community services.
Furthermore, development is actively progressing at the Sangam College of Nursing in Labasa. Mr. Narayan announced the successful completion of the first phase, which introduced a new lecture hall. Plans are now in motion for the next phase, which will involve expansions, with contracts for the project being awarded. He assured that the entire initiative remains on track, with the Sangam Complex expected to be completed by February 2026.
With the initial project at Sangam College of Nursing finished, the focus shifts to the upcoming phase, anticipated to take about 10 to 12 months. This next step is expected to significantly enhance healthcare education in the area.
TISI Sangam’s dual focus on these essential construction projects exemplifies its commitment to community development. This aligns with a growing trend throughout Fiji, where there is an increased emphasis on investing in educational and communal infrastructures. The successful completion of these projects is poised to enrich the local community and provide lasting resources for future generations, cultivating a positive outlook for Fiji’s development.