Fiji's political party leaders finally meet to discuss Fiji's future

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Updated March 16, 2009 11:12:03

The second meeting of Fii's political party leaders was finally held last Friday, with the 45 representatives taking part discussing the proposed agenda for the President's Political Dialogue Forum and most delegates agreeing the exercise was worthwhile after initial concerns that opposition politicians would be left off the list of invitees by the interim military Government. It was agreed there will be 23 representatives from registered political parties, including the Govenment, and that NGOs should also be represented at the PPDF.


Presenter Myra Mortensen

Speaker: Deposed Fiji Opposition leader, Mick Beddoes

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