In an auspicious gathering, Maninder Sidhu, MP Brampton East , and Ruby Sahota MP from Brampton Northwas delighted to join the Fijian Canadian community in Peel in extending a warm welcome to Fiji’s Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Trade, Honorable Kamikamica. This visit is a pivotal component of Canada’s Indo-Pacific Strategy, which seeks to forge deeper connections with the nations of the Pacific region.
The inauguration of Canada’s first permanent mission in Fiji highlights our deep commitment to enhancing the bilateral ties between our two countries. This strategic move is set to facilitate better trade relations, and increase diplomatic engagement, reflecting Canada’s dedicated approach to its partnership with Fiji.
Maninder Sidhu remarked, “Today’s visit by Fiji’s Deputy Prime Minister, Honorable Kamikamica, symbolizes a significant step forward in our relations and exemplifies the strong bonds we are building through our Indo-Pacific Strategy. It’s a privilege to witness and be a part of these historic moments that promise substantial growth and opportunities for both nations.”
Ruby Sahota, MP, commented on the significance of this development, saying, “Opening Canada’s first permanent mission in Fiji not only marks a milestone in our diplomatic efforts but also solidifies our engagement in the Indo-Pacific region. This expansion will undoubtedly open new doors for Canadian businesses and foster a stronger alliance with Fiji.”
The Indo-Pacific Strategy underlines Canada’s intention to intensify its involvement across this dynamic region, focusing on promoting economic growth, enhancing governance, and contributing to security. This strategy is designed to amplify Canada’s role in navigating the future of the Indo-Pacific, ensuring a legacy of mutual prosperity and reinforced partnerships.
We celebrate this momentous occasion and anticipate a future enriched with shared success and collaborative endeavors.