Fiji
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About Fiji
Fiji is an island country located in the South Pacific Ocean, comprising over 330 islands, with approximately 110 permanently inhabited, covering a total area of about 18,274 square kilometers. As of 2025, Fiji has a population of over 940,000, with English, Fijian, and Hindi as official languages. The islands feature volcanic mountain terrain, coral reefs, and white sandy beaches, experiencing a tropical marine climate. Suva serves as the capital.
Fiji has one of the most developed economies in the Pacific, driven by tourism, sugar exports, garment manufacturing, and remittances. The country is a popular tourist destination known for its luxury resorts, diving, and natural beauty. Fiji also serves as a regional hub for the Pacific Islands, hosting international organizations and playing a leading role in regional climate change advocacy. Key agricultural products include sugar, coconuts, ginger, and tropical fruits. Fiji continues to develop its infrastructure and tourism sector.
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conventional short form: Fiji
local long form: Republic of Fiji (English)/ Matanitu ko Viti (Fijian)
local short form: Fiji (English)/ Viti (Fijian)
etymology: the Fijians called their home Viti, but the neighboring Tongans called it Fisi; in the Anglicized spelling of the Tongan pronunciation -- promulgated by explorer Captain James COOK -- the designation became Fiji
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upper-middle income, tourism-based Pacific island economy; susceptible to ocean rises; key energy and infrastructure investments; post-pandemic tourism resurgence; improved debt standing; limited workforce
