 This section tells readers about the key objectives of the Fiji Mission to the European Union.
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The Fiji Mission to the European Union (then the European Economic Community) was first established in July 1973. The Head of the Mission (HOM) was His Excellency Sir Josua Rabukawaqa, who was resident in London, where he was also accredited as Fiji High Commissioner to the United Kingdom and Northern Ireland.
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The Fiji Mission to the European Union today has three diplomatic staff. Apart from His Excellency the Ambassador, there is a Counsellor and a Second Secretary.
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This page provides an overview of the accreditations of the Embassy of the Fiji Islands in Brussels, giving an indication of varied work carried out by the Ambassador and staff. The Embassy of the Republic of the Fiji Islands in Brussels has a wide area of responsibility, covering various bilateral and multilateral accreditations. Being in Brussels, of course, it is accredited as the bilateral Embassy to Belgium, as well as the Mission to the European Union. The full list of accreditations follows:
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