The Maritime Safety Authority of Fiji (MSAF) and the Fiji Ports Corporation Ltd (FPCL) have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) to collaborate on strategies that align with maritime safety and port management. The MOU signifies their commitment to upholding Fiji’s maritime laws and international obligations. Through this partnership, Fiji aims to navigate the challenges of the maritime industry and ensure a safer and more prosperous future for its citizens. The MOU was signed by Josateki Tagi, the executive chairman for MSAF, and Vajira Piyasena, the chief executive officer for FPCL.
Both Tagi and Piyasena expressed their dedication to the objectives outlined in the MOU. They emphasized their commitment to working closely together and with other stakeholders to fulfill their responsibilities in safeguarding maritime safety and port management for Fiji’s populace. This collaboration will enable both parties to better address the dynamic nature of the maritime industry and ensure the well-being of Fiji’s citizens.
Overall, the MOU between MSAF and FPCL highlights their mutual commitment to maritime safety and port management in Fiji. By working together, they aim to navigate industry challenges and create a safer and more prosperous future for the country.
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