President Droupadi Murmu Honored with Fiji’s Highest Civilian Award

President Droupadi Murmu, currently on a significant two-day visit to Fiji, expressed profound gratitude upon receiving the Companion of the Order of Fiji, the nation’s highest civilian honor, on August 6. This distinguished accolade, she stated, is a testament to the deep-rooted friendship and enduring ties between India and Fiji.

In her acceptance speech, President Murmu emphasized the longstanding historical, cultural, and economic connections that bind the two nations. She highlighted how these ties have been nurtured and strengthened over the years through mutual respect, cooperation, and shared values. The President underscored the significance of such honors in recognizing and celebrating the robust diplomatic relations that both countries have cultivated.

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President Murmu’s Vision for Strengthening India-Fiji Relations

Reflecting on the honor bestowed upon her, President Murmu remarked that it symbolizes not just personal recognition, but a broader acknowledgment of the collective efforts and collaborations that have taken place between India and Fiji. She lauded the Fijian government and its people for their warmth and hospitality, expressing her deep appreciation for the honor and the sentiments it represents.

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President Murmu also took the opportunity to outline her vision for the future of India-Fiji relations. She reiterated India’s commitment to supporting Fiji in its developmental aspirations, emphasizing areas such as sustainable development, climate resilience, and economic growth. President Murmu articulated her belief that through concerted efforts and continued collaboration, India and Fiji can build a stronger, more resilient, and prosperous future together.

Furthermore, she acknowledged the challenges faced by both nations, particularly in the wake of global issues such as climate change and economic instability. President Murmu assured that India stands ready to partner with Fiji in addressing these challenges, leveraging shared expertise and resources to foster sustainable development and growth.

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