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Fiji Islands
The Fiji Islands are a group of countries located in Melanesia located in the continent of Oceania, specifically in the southern part of the Pacific Ocean, and borders the islands from the northeastern side of New Zealand, from the western side of Vanuatu, and from the southwestern side Caledonia, and from the southeastern side of the Kermadis Islands, and from the eastern side Tonga, and from the northern side of Tuvalu, the Fiji archipelago consists of 332 large islands, there are one hundred and ten of them permanently inhabited by the population, and more than five hundred small islands, and the total area of the states reaches 18,274 square kilometers, and more than nine hundred thousand people live, and it is counted The city of Suva is the capital of the islands, and the country is ruled by Mr. George Conroeot.
brief history
The Fiji Islands were inhabited in a thousand BC by the Lapita and Polynesia, and the islands were affected by the culture of these civilizations, and the British granted independence to Fiji in 1970 AD, and the island was ruled in 1987 AD by two groups, which led to military coups, and resulted from That brought down the governor-general, and replaced him with a non-executive president with the country’s name changing from Dominion Fiji to the Republic of Fiji in the year 1997 AD, and despite this the coup led to great economic losses.
the climate
The islands are affected by the warm tropical marine climate. The warm season begins in November and extends until April, while the cold season starts from May and extends to October, and the average temperature in this season reaches twenty-two degrees Celsius.
Economy
The islands have suffered greatly from the deterioration of the economy in many stages of its history, and the country now relies on its economy for minerals such as gold and copper.
The fish revolution, tourism, timber, marine oil, and hydropower are now considered one of the most advanced countries in the sector within a region
Pacific Islands, and the urbanization has contributed to the country’s dependence on the services sector in recent years, and this sector has contributed to the growth of the country’s gross domestic product with reliance on the licensed securities system.
tourism
Fiji is one of the popular tourist areas, because it contains many tourist areas such as the Coral Coast, Dinaru Island, Mamanuca Islands, white sand beaches, and botanical gardens, and as such is considered an area of attraction for many tourists from the countries of Australia, New Zealand, and the United States of America in the first place with a population More than sixty thousand visitors, and it goes to the region with 75% of tourists visiting the jungle for a vacation or vacation, and the islands provide an important set of tourism services such as five-star resorts and hotels.
