Prime Minister Commodore Voreqe Bainimarama is calling on accountants, business people and professionals to participate in the important political, constitutional and electoral reforms underway in Fiji.
While speaking at the 15th CPA Australia-Fiji Branch Annual Congress in Nadi this morning, Bainimarama told the participants that accountants, business people, lawyers, engineers and other professionals have tended to shy away from such nation building processes in the past.
He said they have put forward their agenda through the mouths of others and have not come forward themselves.
However Bainimarama said that each and every Fijian has something of value to contribute to the Constitution Commission through their unique experience and individual knowledge and they must no longer remain silent.
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