The Prime Minister, Shri Narendra Modi, spoke at the opening of Shri Sri Sathya Sai Sanjeevani Hospital in Fiji today via a video message.Speaking at the event, the Prime Minister thanked the Prime Minister of Fiji and the people of Fiji for the hospital and said that the hospital is a symbol of the relationship between the two countries, another chapter on the shared trip to India and Fiji. Children’s Heart Hospital is one of them not only in Fiji but throughout the South Pacific region. The premier said “in a region, where heart-related diseases are a major challenge, this hospital will be a way to give new life to thousands of children.
” He also expressed satisfaction with the fact that not only children will receive world-class medical treatment but all surgeries will be free and as a result informed the Sai Prem Foundation, Fiji, Government of Fiji and Shri Sathya Sai SaiSanjivini Children’s Heart Hospital of India.
The Prime Minister bowed down to Brahmleen Sri Sathya Sai Baba and the source of his human ministry has grown into a huge banyan tree, serving all mankind. The Prime Minister recalled that “Sri Sathya Sai Baba freed the spirits from the shackles and incorporated them into the welfare of the people. His work in the fields of education, health, the poor and the poor is an inspiration to us today.” Shri Modi also recalled the services of volunteers in Sai during the Gujarat earthquake.
The Prime Minister said the shared legacy of India Fiji relations was based on the idea of ​​serving the people. India can fulfill its obligations during the epidemic based on these values ​​as we can supply medicines in 150 countries and about 100 million vaccines in about 100 countries. Fiji has been at the forefront of such efforts, he said.
The Prime Minister has continued to focus on deepening relations between the two countries. He said although there was a wide maritime divide between the two countries, our culture kept us connected and our relationships were based on mutual respect and resilience. He thanked India for the opportunity to contribute to the development of economic well-being in Fiji.
Prime Minister Modi greeted Prime Minister Frank Bainimarama of Fiji on his birthday today and expressed hope that under his leadership, relations between the two countries would continue to grow.
