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Option 2: Download this interactive PDF form and email it to our Event Managers at [email protected]
29-31 August 2024
Grand Pacific Hotel, Suva, Fiji
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The Fiji Australia Business Council and the Australia Fiji Business Council are pleased to announce their 2024 Joint Business Forum to be held at the Grand Pacific Hotel, Suva, Fiji, from 29th to 31st August 2024. The Forum theme is “New Challenges, New Solutions”. You are invited to register and attend.
Fiji’s Deputy Prime Minister Hon. Manoa Kamikamica has confirmed to speak at the Forum together with other high-profile speakers and industry experts. Our premier business forum is where chief Fijian and Australian-based policymakers and senior business people come together to discuss challenges, solutions, trends and opportunities in Fijian and Australian bilateral trade and economic environments. Investments in the following sectors in Fiji are growing – Agriculture, Fisheries, Forestry, Business Process Outsourcing, Building and Construction, Manufacturing, Energy, Health, Mining and Groundwater, Tourism, Audiovisual, Capital works (roads and bridges, water and sewerage), Ports and Airports, Food and Beverage, and ICT products and services.
Our Forum has set its sights on outcomes that are more than just having its delegates network and improve their understanding of the opportunities and challenges of business between the countries. When you view the program to be released in early June 2024, you will see that beyond regional perspectives we will explore innovation and global partnerships. Beyond the present, we will share a futuristic view of what is shaping our economic futures in the region – from technology, material upcycling, infrastructure and tourism. With the AUD4 billion Australia Infrastructure Financing Facility for the Pacific (AIFFP) that commenced in 2019, and Phase I of the Fiji Tourism Development Program in Vanua Levu (Na Vualiku) project financed by the World Bank for USD 61.5 million, opportunities abound in Fiji for Australian businesses. We will have speakers from these ongoing and upcoming programs so delegates have access to firsthand key information.
Register early for the conference as demand is high and space is limited – early registration until 7 July 2024 attracts an early bird discount.
You can view our FINAL PROGRAMME by clicking here. You won’t want to miss any of our exceptional speakers, guaranteed!
Discounted accommodation rates at the Grand Pacific Hotel apply until 15 July 2024. After blocked rooms taken, best available rate applies at time of booking. CLICK HERE TO BOOK A ROOM NOW to access the special Forum rate. If you have any queries or concerns about the accommodation at the Grand Pacific Hotel, please contact Ms Vanessa Steele on email [email protected] or phone +679 9226015.
To read more about our venue, you can visit their website: https://grandpacifichotel.com.fj/
There are two ways you can register for our event:
Option 1: REGISTER ONLINE
Option 2: Download this interactive PDF form and email it to our Event Managers at [email protected]
Bookings will be accepted subject to space availability and payment of the registration fee. Registrations will be acknowledged within 7 days from receipt.
DELEGATE BOOKING FEES DO NOT INCLUDE ACCOMMODATION WHICH MUST BE BOOKED AND PAID DIRECTLY WITH THE HOTEL.
Enquiries about the event can be directed to our event managers at The Greenhouse Studio:
Maria Ronna Luna Pastorizo-Sekiguchi | Email: [email protected] | Mobile: +679 7888400
Mereani Kuinikoro | Email: [email protected] | Mobile: +679 9256149
Other general enquiries can be directed to the Secretariat or Treasurer Lisa Apted at the Fiji Australia Business Council +679 892 6269 (KPMG Suva) or email: [email protected]
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