Our Strategic Priorities

Priority 1:

Ensure Equltable Access to Government Services for Ethnic Communities.


The objective of this priority is to ensure Government services are more responsive to the particular needs of ethnic communities. This includes the accessibility of broad range of services including education, employment, health, social services, housing, amenities (water, electricity) and community safety.

Priority 2:

Empower and Strengthen Diverse Community-Based Organizations.

The objective of this priority is to enrich diverse community-based organizations through state-provided resources. Fiji’s network of diverse ethnic organizations plays a crucial role in providing a wide range of services and supporting their members during unfavorable times (pandemics, natural disasters, etc.). These organizations rely on the resources provided by their members. They are also valuable channels for information, advice, and discussions on issues critical to diverse ethnic communities.

Priority 3:

Promote and Create Awareness of the Ministry’s Roles.

It is important to promote the Ministry and its roles to raise awareness among citizens. This involves disseminating accurate information about the Ministry’s role, guiding citizens on how to engage with it regarding specific issues, and clarifying expectations of the Ministry’s services and support.

Priority 4:

Develop partnerships with key stakeholders.

It is crucial for a new Ministry to establish partnerships with other Ministries to coordinate services, programmes, and advise the Government effectively. These Ministries play critical and complementary roles in policy areas such as language, culture, heritage, and the arts. Additionally, the Ministry will maintain relationships with development partners to explore opportunities for cooperation in ethnic affairs and social cohesion initiatives.

Priority 5:

Promote social cohesion through cultural celebrations.

Fiji’s diverse cultural and religious festivals and events provide rich sources of remembrance, enjoyment, and celebration for many communities. When carefully harnessed, they have the potential to foster greater intercultural and interreligious understanding. By organizing various cultural and religious events for communities, the Ministry aims to provide a powerful avenue for promoting social cohesion among citizens.

Priority 6:

Facilitate evidence-based policy advice to the Government and stakeholders.

To provide well-informed policy recommendations to the Government and information on diverse ethnic communities, the Ministry will progressively enhance its knowledge base and research capabilities.



Our Vision

Our vision is to create a modern, economically viable and sustainable sugar industry in Fiji.

Our Mission

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.