Members of the RFMF gathered at State House to celebrate President Ratu Wiliame’s 60th birthday

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Members of the RFMF gathered at State House to celebrate President Ratu Wiliame’s 60th birthday

By Mansi Chand

20/04/2024

[Image: Fiji Government]

Members of the Republic of the Fiji Military Forces gathered at the State House this morning to extend their birthday wishes to President Ratu Wiliame Katonivere who celebrated his 60th birthday today.

Ratu Wiliame expressed his sincere gratitude to the RFMF and all disciplined forces for their thoughtful presence, emphasising their collective spirit on this joyous day.

He also appreciated the RFMF's unwavering commitment to uphold Fiji's constitutional values and he is confident that they can work together to overcome challenges and steer the country forward.

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