Скачать или смотреть Fijian Acting Prime Minister officiates the presentation of Fijian Crafted Licensed Certificate.

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The Acting Prime Minister and Attorney-General, Hon Aiyaz Sayed-Khaiyum handed over Fijian Crafted Licence to 51 artisans exhibiting at the 2017 National Women’s Expo in Suva.
The AG informed the 500 women participating at the National Women’s Expo the initiative of ‘Buy Fijian Made’ started by the ministry of Industry and Trade was to recognize Fijian Made products.
“A few years ago, people were buying handicrafts which was imported from China or Philippines thinking it was Fijian Made. If you go to Australia or New Zealand, you will want to buy products that were made there. We started this certification program to authenticate and find out for real whether these products were made in Fiji, what material was used and who made it” AG said.
The AG added the certification adds value to a product and gives economic opportunity to increase one’s wealth.
The AG said handicrafts should also tell a story to make it more valuable and authentic. He urged artisans to be consistent with the quality of their products and safeguard the certification presented to them. He also made a plea to members of the public to be more patriotic towards the environment and not to throw rubbish on the roads.