“We are unlocking bottlenecks and building momentum,” Kamikamica said. “With strategic partnerships and a shared vision, Fiji is ready for the next level of economic opportunity.”
“We do have an exceptional country when it comes to a country that’s open for investment, and I think we should all be proud of that,” said Deputy Prime Minister Manoa Kamikamica at the official launch of the Fiji Trade and Investment Review 2025 in Suva.
The magazine, produced in collaboration with Investment Fiji and the Australia-Fiji Business Council, highlighted Fiji’s growing reputation as a resilient, inclusive, and forward-looking economy.
It featured sector spotlights, investor testimonials, and emerging opportunities across renewable energy, digital transformation, agriculture, and ICT.
“This magazine is more than just a document,” said Kamikamica. “It’s a platform that highlights some of the key sector strengths we have, the investor potential we hold, and the emerging opportunities that are starting to take shape across our great country.”
Australia remained Fiji’s largest trading and investment partner, and the Review was positioned as a key tool to attract new investors and strengthen regional business ties.
Zane Yoshida, President of the Australia-Fiji Business Council, said, “This is a proud moment to reflect on the growing strength of Fiji’s economy and, more importantly, the enduring trade and investment partnership between Fiji and Australia.”
“The 2025 edition of the Review is more than a publication. It’s a signal to the world that Fiji is open for business—grounded in stability, driven by enterprise, and rich in both natural and human resources,” he added.
The launch also spotlighted major developments in the energy and agriculture sectors.
Kamikamica noted Fiji’s shift toward commercial agriculture, with new partnerships expected from Israeli and Sri Lankan companies. He also pointed to Google’s recent investment in Fiji and the expanding ICT sector as signs of meaningful transformation.