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Government Building
Suva
Fiji
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Fiji
Global Peace Council Member
Adi Koila Mara Nailatikau
Former First Lady, Fiji
Fiji Government Endorses UPF Character Education
Suva, Fiji—The government of Fiji has approved the teaching of a UPF-backed character education curriculum in all nine of the country’s educational districts.
UPF-Fiji Hosts South Pacific Peace Forum
Suva, Fiji—A member of Fiji’s Parliament was one of the main speakers at a program held under the banner of South Pacific Peace Initiatives.
UPF-Fiji Promotes Character Education
Nakasi, Fiji—UPF-Fiji organized a two-day character education presentation to teachers, students and VIPs at Nakasi High School.
K.M. Nailatikau: Address to World Summit 2014
It is crucial that we work together in stanch faith and with equal leadership to be able to truly overcome our individual conflicts and struggles to be able to achieve lasting world peace.
International Day of Families Observed in Fiji
Suva, Fiji - UPF celebrated the International Day of Families by organizing lunch and entertainment for residents of the Samabula Old Peoples' Home in Suva on May 18, 2014.
Washington DC Forum: Peace, Stability, and Economic Development in Micronesia
Washington DC, USA - A Peace and Security Forum on "Peace, Stability, and Economic Development in Micronesia" on Sept. 18, 2013, addressed the impact of climate change, economic development in the region, and the role of the external powers in working with the region on these critical challenges.
Fiji Peace Council Discusses Marriage and Family
Suva, Fiji - Religious leaders of the Fiji Islands gathered at the Nasinu Town Council Chamber on June 13, 2009 to discuss the values of “marriage and family.”
Interreligious Peace Council Inaugurated in Fiji
Suva, Fiji - The inaugural meeting of the Interreligious Peace Council of Fiji was held in the peaceful chamber of the Nasinu Town Council. Heads on March 21, 2009.
Day of Peace in Fiji
Suva, Fiji - Children at a school for the deaf enjoyed crafts projects on the International Day of Peace.
P. Sotutu: Faith-Based Action and the Millennium Development Goals
The majority of poverty eradication work is done by faith organizations run by Christians of various denominations, Hindus, and Muslims. Many of them deliver food and medical supplies to the poor and also take their children to formal schools for education.