High Commission of Malaysia in Suva

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On 31 August 2026, the High Commission of Malaysia in Suva celebrated Malaysia’s 69th National Day with a Flag Raising C...
01/09/2026

On 31 August 2026, the High Commission of Malaysia in Suva celebrated Malaysia’s 69th National Day with a Flag Raising Ceremony at the Malaysia Residence. Led by the Charge d’ Affaires Mr. Ahmad Faizal Hilmi, the morning was filled with patriotic spirit as all staff members joined together to raise the Malaysian flag, sing Negaraku, and recite the Rukun Negara.

On 29 July 2026, H.E. Nor’ Azam Mohd Idrus, High Commissioner of Malaysia to the Republic of Fiji (“TYT”), proudly took ...
04/08/2026

On 29 July 2026, H.E. Nor’ Azam Mohd Idrus, High Commissioner of Malaysia to the Republic of Fiji (“TYT”), proudly took part in the formal inauguration of the ASEAN Committee in Suva (ACS).

This momentous event brings to life a vision first introduced in April 2026, uniting the resident diplomatic missions of Indonesia, Malaysia, and the Philippines to solidify their regional partnership in Fiji.

Throughout the proceedings, TYT helped steer discussions to finalize the committee's governing procedures. A key outcome was the adoption of a rotating leadership model, with Indonesia proudly stepping in as the first Chair, paving the way for Malaysia and the Philippines in subsequent terms.

Helping to chart the group's future course, TYT championed the need for a cohesive regional voice. He encouraged active networking with non-resident envoys accredited to Fiji and suggested forging strong collaborative ties with peer ASEAN Committees located in Wellington and Canberra.

The establishment of the ACS stands as a vital achievement in elevating ASEAN's profile, solidarity, and strategic footprint across the Pacific. TYT offers his heartfelt congratulations on this remarkable launch and eagerly anticipates Malaysia's upcoming chairmanship and sustained contributions to the committee's shared goals.

On 16 July 2026, H.E. Nor’ Azam Mohd Idrus, High Commissioner of Malaysia, attended the opening ceremony organized by Eu...
28/07/2026

On 16 July 2026, H.E. Nor’ Azam Mohd Idrus, High Commissioner of Malaysia, attended the opening ceremony organized by European Union in the Pacific. The evening showcased the power of cinema in bridging cultures and strengthening people-to-people connections. As a nation that values cultural diversity and international cooperation, Malaysia is pleased to support events that foster mutual understanding.

The festival programme features a diverse selection of European films, offering audiences in Fiji a window into the stories and perspectives that shape our global community. Malaysia remains committed to working with partners, including the EU and Pacific Island nations, to promote cultural exchange and dialogue.

We look forward to the strengthening of ties between Malaysia, the European Union, and the Pacific region.

On 24 July 2026, H.E. Nor’ Azam Mohd Idrus, High Commissioner of Malaysia to the Republic of Fiji paid a farewell call o...
24/07/2026

On 24 July 2026, H.E. Nor’ Azam Mohd Idrus, High Commissioner of Malaysia to the Republic of Fiji paid a farewell call on His Excellency Ratu Naiqama Lalabalavu, President of the Republic of Fiji.

The meeting reaffirmed the strong and enduring friendship between Malaysia and Fiji and highlighted shared aspirations.

A key focus of the engagement was the important role of small and medium enterprises (SMEs) and micro, small and medium enterprises (MSMEs) in creating economic opportunities, supporting livelihoods, and strengthening communities. Both sides acknowledged that entrepreneurship and community-based economic activities can play a significant role in promoting inclusive growth and expanding participation in the economy.

The engagement also reviewed Malaysia-Fiji cooperation in areas such as capacity building, technical cooperation, and people-to-people exchanges. Malaysia remains committed to sharing experiences and supporting initiatives that contribute to sustainable development and community empowerment.

As longstanding partners and friends, Malaysia and Fiji will continue to explore opportunities for cooperation that benefit their peoples and contribute to resilience, prosperity, and sustainable economic growth.

On 23 July 2026, H.E. Nor’ Azam Mohd Idrus, High Commissioner of Malaysia to the Republic of Fiji (“TYT”) was honoured t...
24/07/2026

On 23 July 2026, H.E. Nor’ Azam Mohd Idrus, High Commissioner of Malaysia to the Republic of Fiji (“TYT”) was honoured to participate in the official launch of the FIJI MUSLIM LEAGUE’s Centennial Celebrations.

Speaking at the event, TYT congratulated the Fiji Muslim League on reaching the remarkable milestone of 100 years of service to the people of Fiji.

Established in 1926, the Fiji Muslim League has played an important role in education, community development, youth empowerment, and social welfare. Through its schools, community programmes, and outreach activities, the organisation has contributed significantly to building stronger and more resilient communities across Fiji.

In his remarks, TYT highlighted the importance of faith, education, service, and unity in fostering harmonious societies. He noted that civil society organisations such as the Fiji Muslim League help strengthen social cohesion, encourage dialogue, and create opportunities for communities to work together towards a common future.

TYT also underscored Malaysia’s appreciation for organisations that promote understanding, cooperation, and inclusive development. As multicultural nations, Malaysia and Fiji share a commitment to building societies where diversity is respected and where peace, stability, and prosperity can be enjoyed by all.

TYT extends his warmest congratulations to the Fiji Muslim League on this historic centennial milestone and wishes the organisation continued success in its noble mission of serving future generations.

On 13 July 2026, H.E. Nor’ Azam Mohd Idrus, High Commissioner of Malaysia to the Republic of Fiji, met with Mr. Apisai R...
23/07/2026

On 13 July 2026, H.E. Nor’ Azam Mohd Idrus, High Commissioner of Malaysia to the Republic of Fiji, met with Mr. Apisai Rinamalo, Deputy Conservator of Forests of Fiji, and a Universiti Malaysia Sabah Alumnus, to exchange views on ongoing discussions concerning forestry cooperation between Malaysia and Fiji.

The engagement provided an opportunity to discuss forestry cooperation. Malaysia values its partnership with Fiji and remains committed to cooperation in forestry. The discussion also reaffirmed the importance of continued engagement between relevant agencies to explore mutually beneficial initiatives.

The High Commission looks forward to continued cooperation with Fiji in strengthening bilateral relations and advancing shared interests in forestry.

On 15 July 2026, H.E. Nor’ Azam Mohd Idrus, High Commissioner of Malaysia to Fiji (“TYT”) supported a series of MATRADE ...
23/07/2026

On 15 July 2026, H.E. Nor’ Azam Mohd Idrus, High Commissioner of Malaysia to Fiji (“TYT”) supported a series of MATRADE eBizMatch business matching sessions connecting Fiji’s Vinod Patel Group with Malaysian companies Solar Tech, Samling and MM Doors.

The engagements provided an opportunity for Malaysian manufacturers to showcase their products while gaining valuable insights into the needs and requirements of the Fijian market.

Discussions covered potential opportunities. The sessions enabled both Malaysian and Fijian businesses to identify areas of mutual interest and establish direct channels for future cooperation.

The initiative reflects TYT’s continued commitment to strengthening trade and commercial linkages with Fiji and the Pacific region. TYT seeks to create new opportunities for companies on both sides by facilitating business-to-business engagement.

TYT will continue working closely with MATRADE and industry partners to promote Malaysian products, facilitate commercial partnerships and deepen economic cooperation between Malaysia and Fiji.

On 23 July 2026, H.E. Nor’ Azam Mohd Idrus, High Commissioner of Malaysia to the Republic of Fiji (“TYT”) paid a farewel...
23/07/2026

On 23 July 2026, H.E. Nor’ Azam Mohd Idrus, High Commissioner of Malaysia to the Republic of Fiji (“TYT”) paid a farewell call on Hon. Sakiasi Ditoka, Minister for Foreign Affairs and External Trade.

The engagement reaffirmed the strong and enduring friendship between Malaysia and Fiji and provided an opportunity to discuss practical ways to further strengthen bilateral cooperation. Discussions focused on priority areas including trade, education, capacity building, agriculture, forestry, rural development and people-to-people exchanges.

Both sides also welcomed efforts to enhance official engagement between the two countries and identify new opportunities for collaboration.

Malaysia remains committed to supporting Fiji’s development priorities through initiatives such as the MTCP - Malaysian Technical Cooperation Programme and the Malaysia International Scholarship (MIS), which continue to provide valuable training and educational opportunities for Fijian officials and students.

The engagement underscored the shared commitment of Malaysia and Fiji to strengthening bilateral ties and promoting cooperation in areas of mutual interest for the benefit of both countries and peoples.

On 18 July 2026, H.E. Nor’ Azam Mohd Idrus, High Commissioner of Malaysia to Fiji (“TYT”) welcomed MTCP - Malaysian Tech...
22/07/2026

On 18 July 2026, H.E. Nor’ Azam Mohd Idrus, High Commissioner of Malaysia to Fiji (“TYT”) welcomed MTCP - Malaysian Technical Cooperation Programme alumni, poets, writers and cultural practitioners to MTCP Connect: Sharing of Malaysian Pantun and Fijian Poetry at Rumah Malaysia.

The programme brought together Malaysian and Fijian voices through the sharing of poetry, storytelling and personal experiences, demonstrating how culture can build understanding across oceans and communities. A highlight of the event was the multilingual reading of Pulang Si Tenggang (Si Tenggang’s Homecoming) by Malaysia’s National Laureate, Professor Muhammad Haji Salleh, in Bahasa Melayu, English and iTaukei.

In his remarks, TYT noted that both Malaysia and Fiji are nations whose histories have been shaped by journeys, exchanges and connections across the sea. He also highlighted Malaysia’s pantun tradition, recognised by UNESCO as an Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity, as an enduring expression of wisdom, creativity and cultural identity.

The programme featured performances by The Poetry Shop Fiji and Selfless Fiji Creatives, whose works explored themes of heritage, friendship, community and shared humanity. Through literature and storytelling, participants reflected on the values that unite people despite differences in geography, language and background.

The event also provided an opportunity for MTCP alumni to reconnect, share their experiences in Malaysia and continue serving as vessels of friendship between our two countries.

Malaysia remains committed to strengthening people-to-people ties with Fiji through education, cultural exchange and meaningful dialogue.

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