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How many times have Fiji won gold?
Never.
Who is Fiji's gold medal winer?
banuve tambakoro
What country exports the most gold?
.Alaska .Fiji .Tonga .Samoa
Does Fiji use water power?
Fiji's natural resources are timber,fish,gold,copper,off shore oil penitential and hydro power too.
What are Fiji's products?
Fiji is a great tourist destination. They export sugar, garments, gold, timber, fish, molasses, mineral water and coconut oil.
How is air pacific important to Fiji's economy?
because tourism is number 1 and if tourism was not prominet in fiji the economy would down size and is the number 1 domistic flight company in fiji
Why is it important in Fiji?
Cause some of the stuff we don't have due to the position in the world map. Fiji is an important country on planet earth because Fiji provides some countries with what they don't have or can't produce due to the type of climates in other countries (like sugar and garment). The most important industry in Fiji is the tourism industry because it earns more foreign exchange then any other industry in the country. Because of these industries, Fiji has become an important country in the world and has employed many less fortunate men and women, which leads to better living.
How many island are in Fiji?
Fiji consists of 322 islands (of which 106 are inhabited) and 522 smaller islets. The two most important islands are Viti Levu and Vanua Levu.
Who is the most important president in Fiji?
Ratu Sir Kamisese Mara
What are the 2 important landmarks in Fiji?
the special events they celebrate research it
What are some famous canals in Fiji?
The most famous canals in Fiji include the Suva Municipal Market Canal in Suva, Nadi River Canal in Nadi, and the Sigatoka River Canal in Sigatoka. These canals play an important role in transportation, irrigation, and drainage systems in Fiji.
What industries does Fiji specialize in?
Fiji is rich in forests, fish and minerals. Natural resources include timber, fish, gold, copper, offshore oil and hydropower. Fiji is also the second largest sugar beneficiary after Mauritius. Sugar processing actually makes up one-third of Fijian industrial activity.
