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A Fijian Perspective on the Pacific Alliance Leaders Meeting (PALM) Summit and Japan-Pacific Relations – Isikeli Mataitoga

Posted on 21. October 20144. March 2016Author PacificCategories Fiji, Foreign Policy, Government of Fiji, Interviews, Isikeli Mataitoga, Japan, Pacific Diplomats, Ritō Society

A Fijian Perspective on the Pacific Alliance Leaders Meeting (PALM) Summit and Japan-Pacific Relations by Pacific Islands Society

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