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Fijian government confirms plans to introduce MMJ bill in 2025

The government of Fiji is moving forward with plans to establish a medicinal cannabis industry focused solely on export, aiming to diversify the economy, create jobs, and position the nation within the rapidly growing global sector.

Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Trade, Manoa Kamikamica, provided an update in Parliament on the ongoing consultations and feasibility study for the industry, highlighting the significant economic potential.

The decision to develop the medicinal cannabis industry was driven by the opportunity to tap into global demand for medicinal cannabis products, he said.

Mr Kamikamica highlighted that the industry would be export-only, to broaden Fiji's economic base and generate new revenue streams. "The global medicinal cannabis industry is expanding rapidly, and Fiji has the potential to be a key player in this market," Mr Kamikamica said.

Read more at Fiji Sun

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