Nadi, Fiji The EU SAFE Pacific (Safe Agricultural Trade and Facilitation through Economic Integration) project played an integral role in the Pacific
As women across the Pacific reflected on International Women’s Day recently, we asked two SPBD leaders about the importance of women’s empowerment
The University of the South Pacific’s (USP) Vice-Chancellor and President, Professor Pal Ahluwalia, is counting on Pacific Island Countries (PICs) education ministers
Papua New Guinea’s oldest business group, Steamships Trading Company Ltd, has invested millions in its Logistics Division in re-fleeting and new equipment
The new South Pacific Business Development (SPBD) office in Nabouwalu, which sits on a hilltop, overlooking the sparkling blue ocean was opened
As the head of department for accounting at Auckland University of Technology (AUT), Associate Professor Anil Narayan is proud of the achievements
AUT has for the first time been ranked New Zealand’s second placed university in the prestigious Times Higher Education (THE) World University
Sugarcane, as an important cash crop in the tropics, has influenced world economic development and human migration. It is an important sweet
Banana, as the most widely traded fruit in the world, is an important cash crop in Asia, Africa, Latin America, the Caribbean
As the delegates of the 2022 Pacific Water and Wastewater Association return to their home nations, it is time to reflect on
Ports: Arteries of the Pacific EconomyCovering 162,500,000 square kilometres of the planet, the Pacific is a vast and largely uninhabited area. With
Professor Saten Kumar, of Fijian-Indian descent, grew up in the village of Natadola in the province of Sigatoka, before moving to Nadi
