The preservation, protection and acceptance of diverse traditions, cultures, religions,
languages, and values are crucial for fostering social cohesion and solidarity. This diversity
promotes unity, instils a sense of belonging, and promotes acceptance amongst all citizens. To
advance this objective, the Coalition-Government re-instated the Ministry of Multi-Ethnic
Affairs (MMEA) in accordance with the Legal Notice 17 of 2023.
The re-establishment of the Ministry is a significant initiative designed to enhance social
cohesion among Fiji’s diverse ethnic groups by improving inter-ethnic relations. This initiative
aims to cultivate trust and mutual respect, aligning with the Coalition-Government’s vision of
promoting multi-ethnic relations as a pathway to national unity and prosperity.
Further, this re-establishment represents a pivotal moment in Fiji’s history, offering a
contemporary approach to strengthening relationships among various communities. It seeks
to foster the development of a dynamic and socially cohesive society that reflects the pride of
all people. The Ministry’s strategic priorities for 2025-2027 are focused on achieving these
objectives, emphasizing the importance of diversity as a catalyst for social cohesion.
Our vision is to create a modern, economically viable and sustainable sugar industry in Fiji.
To ensure the successful implementation of sugar cane reforms and ensure timely, effective and efficient delivery of services to relevant stakeholders for a viable sugarcane industry.