Mr Rabuka said the proposal was difficult to consider given the uncertainty surrounding the fuel crisis and other economic challenges.
2 days ago
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Sampras Anand
FRCS chief executive Udit Singh said the result reflected the resilience of Fiji's economy.
3 days ago
Inoke Rabonu
Meanwhile, Fiji's public debt is projected to reach 84.8 per cent of GDP by July next year, according to the 2026–2027 National Budget.
30 Jul
Kaneta Naimatau
Mr Immanuel said Fiji’s approach was one of even-handed partnership, not geopolitical manoeuvring.
Finance Minister Esrom Immanuel confirmed the US$80m (FJ$178m) was a mix of loans and grants, already allocated in this and last financial year’s Budget.
28 Jul
The Speaker also congratulated Minister for Finance Esrom Immanuel on the successful passing of the Budget.
17 Jul
Faiyaz Koya cites IMF forecasts to warn of slowing growth and elevated public debt.
16 Jul
Beranadeta Nagatalevu
Opposition MP Koroilavesau calls for stronger fiscal discipline, private sector investment and greater transparency.
Mr Immanuel said the budget was prepared against a backdrop of rising global fuel prices caused by the conflict in the Middle East, which had increased transport, electricity and import costs.
He confirmed ministerial salaries had been cut by around 20 per cent, with room for a deeper cut.
13 Jul