Fijian Government

Fiji is a parliamentary democracy, meaning its government is elected by the people. It has a President who serves as the head of state, primarily a ceremonial role, while the Prime Minister, elected by the Parliament, is the head of government and holds executive power. The Parliament consists of elected representatives who create laws. Fiji's political system has faced challenges, including military interventions, but it continues to evolve. The judiciary operates independently to uphold the law. Overall, the Fijian government aims to serve its citizens and ensure their rights and welfare.