As people will have a chance to give their opinions on the National Budget, the Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Finance, Professor Biman Prasad has had discussions with private sector stakeholders on the government’s commitment to transparency, dialogue and inclusive economic growth.
Professor Prasad emphasised the importance of open discussions in shaping Fiji’s financial future.
He says these consultations are at the heart of participatory governance, highlighting the value of aligning national priorities with the experiences of businesses and communities.
The Deputy Prime Minister shared insights into global and local economic trends, including the impact of rising trade tensions and Fiji’s strong domestic recovery led by tourism, remittances and investment growth.
He also outlined the government’s fiscal strategy on debt reduction and smarter spending.
The public consultation will start this evening at Rishikul School Hall, Valelevu from 6-8.
