Israel reopens embassy in Fiji

Israel has officially reopened its embassy in Suva, Fiji, marking a significant milestone in the diplomatic relationship between the two nations. The inauguration re-establishes Israel's diplomatic presence in Fiji, following Fiji's decision to open its own embassy in Jerusalem last year.

Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka of Fiji hailed the embassy's opening as a crucial development that has been years in the making. He expressed gratitude for Israel's decision to establish a presence in Fiji, stating, "The opening of this, your premises here, overlooking the harbour of Fiji, is a continuation of that blessing. You have blessed Fiji by deciding to open your embassy here in Fiji."

The reopening signifies a strengthening of diplomatic and development cooperation between Fiji and Israel. The Israeli embassy has committed to supporting Fiji in key economic sectors, aiming to foster economic development and enhance bilateral ties and security cooperation.

Located on the ninth floor of the Fijian Holdings Limited tower, the embassy will be led by Ambassador Maya Yaron. This renewed diplomatic engagement is expected to foster closer collaboration and mutual benefit for both countries.

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The opening of this, your premises here, overlooking the harbour of Fiji, is a continuation of that blessing. You have blessed Fiji by deciding to open your embassy here in Fiji.