Fiji Proposes Cultural MoU with Indonesia for Artist Exchange and Heritage Preservation
Fiji has proposed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with Indonesia to strengthen cultural cooperation, focusing on artist exchange and heritage preservation. The proposal was made during the Indonesia-Pacific Cultural Connect (IPCC) 2026 event in Yogyakarta.
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