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SUVA, FIJI – 29 July 2026: DP World has partnered with Australian non-profit organisation LiteHaus International to launch a digital education initiative that will expand access to technology and digital learning for around 4,700 students across five schools in Fiji.
The initiative will deliver digital learning hubs, laptops and online learning resources to four schools in Nadi, as well as Suva Grammar School, helping bridge the digital divide and equip young Fijians with the skills needed to thrive in an increasingly connected world. The partnership reflects DP World's commitment to creating positive social impact in the communities where it operates and supports LiteHaus's mission to "digitise one million dreams by 2027."
As DP World expands its presence across the Pacific, the company is also investing in initiatives that strengthen the communities where it operates, supporting education, digital inclusion and long-term economic development.
Nicolaj Noes, Executive Vice President, Oceania, DP World, said: "As DP World's presence in Fiji continues to grow, we are committed to creating lasting value for local communities and supporting the country's long term economic and social development. Through our partnership with LiteHaus, we are helping equip thousands of Fijian students with access to the digital tools and skills that will support their futures."
The programme includes the delivery of multiple digital learning hubs and more than 50 devices, providing students and teachers with greater access to technology-enabled learning. Students will also get access to DP World's Global Education Platform (GEP) which hosts multiple e-learning modules on various topics.
Rob Birnie, Head of Program Delivery for LiteHaus said, "We are proud to partner with DP World in the delivery of laptops to schools across Fiji. These laptops will enable students to develop essential digital skills, access new learning resources, and participate more confidently in technology-enabled education. They will also support teachers to deliver more engaging lessons, strengthen classroom learning, and better prepare students for a future where digital capability is increasingly important."
The partnership aligns with Fiji's priorities around education and digital inclusion while demonstrating DP World's commitment to responsible investment and sustainable growth across the Pacific. Beyond the classroom, the initiative reflects DP World's broader purpose of improving the flow of trade while creating a more inclusive digital future for communities in Fiji.
