Fiji's political party leaders postive about Friday's meeting

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Updated March 16, 2009 16:19:32

Fiji's politicians say they are happy with the outcome of Friday's meeting with the interim government in Suva, which was held to set an agenda for a political dialogue forum, hosted by the President, and to be jointly facilitated by the Commonwealth and the United Nations. It's the second political meeting in Fiji, with another to be held in April to finalise details for the President's Forum, which is to be held later this year. But there are still questions over whether the island nation's military backed regime will listen.


Presenter Campbell Cooney

Speakers: Coup leader and Interim Prime Minister Commodore Frank Bainimarama, United People's Party Mick Beddoes

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