Fiji to officially establish embassy in Jerusalem, set for mid-September opening

Israel Welcomes Fijian Embassy as Part of Diplomatic Breakthrough

Israel is set to welcome the Fijian embassy in Jerusalem on September 17, marking a significant diplomatic event for the Jewish state. The announcement was made via a syndicated feed, and Israeli Foreign Minister Gideon Sa'ar confirmed the opening in a statement.

According to Sa'ar, Israel considers Jerusalem to be the eternal capital of the Jewish people, a sentiment he reiterated in his announcement. He also mentioned that Israel will continue efforts to bring additional embassies to Jerusalem.

The Fijian embassy opening will be attended by Fijian Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Sitiveni Rabuka. Rabuka's presence underscores the importance of this diplomatic move for Fiji.

This opening follows a series of embassy openings in Jerusalem, with Kosovo, Serbia, and the United Arab Emirates (UAE) reportedly planning to open their embassies in Jerusalem after Fiji. Kosovo, a Muslim-majority country, will be the first to do so, while Serbia is expected to be the first to officially open an embassy. The UAE's decision to open an embassy in Jerusalem is part of a historic breakthrough.

Israel recently reopened its embassy in Zambia, another significant diplomatic move for the Jewish state.

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The ceremony for the inauguration of the Fijian embassy in Jerusalem is expected to be a grand affair, with the details yet to be announced.

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