Tuesday’s meeting in New Delhi between India’s MoS External Affairs Pavitra Margherita and Fiji’s Aserom Emanuel marked a pivotal moment in bilateral diplomacy. Topics ranged from strengthening ties and shared agendas to promising collaborations in digital infrastructure.
Expressing satisfaction on X, Margherita detailed the comprehensive dialogue covering development aid, capacity enhancement, and digital projects—assessing ongoing work and envisioning future synergies. This reflects India’s strategic emphasis on Pacific partnerships.
On February 2 in Fiji, High Commissioner Sunil Mehta conferred with Speaker Filimoni Jitoko on parliamentary strengthening and cooperative frameworks. The High Commission’s X statement hailed the engaging session as confirmatory of advancing relations.
January 27 featured Mehta chairing the Tubalevu Ground Water Supply QIP’s second committee meeting, with Fiji ministry representatives present. Project execution is on track, poised to deliver vital water to residents and exemplify India-Fiji goodwill.
Echoing this, Mehta met Emanuel on January 19 to explore expanded mutual collaborations. Grounded in respect, cooperation, and cultural bonds, the partnership elevated post-2014 PM Modi visit and FIPIC inception, paving way for continued progress.