Dr Kennan Witari is the provincial Specialist Physician for Western Province in charge of internal medicine including the HIV and TB programs.

Dr Eunice Okyere, Assistant Professor at Fiji National University, has diverse experience in research and teaching. She has been a principal or co-principal of various funded research including women’s health, maternal and child health, health systems, communicable and non-communicable diseases and HIV and has published extensively in these areas.

Cathy Ketepa is Chair of Key Populations Advocacy Consortium PNG Inc (KPAC PNG) and National Coordinator for Friends Frangipani. She champions the rights and wellbeing of sex workers, providing strategic leadership to strengthen community-led HIV and TB responses while ensuring community voices are represented in national health systems and decision-making.

Atu Dokonivalu is the National Peer-Led Outreach Coordinator at Rainbow Pride Foundation in Fiji. He leads the rollout of the national peer-led outreach model, working with communities, civil society, and government to strengthen HIV prevention, improve referral pathways, and support coordinated, community-driven responses across all divisions.

A panel discussion with U=U advocates to talk about U=U meaning and what its like to live with HIV with an undetectable viral load.

Dr Dashika Anshu Balak is a Principal Medical Officer in the Sexual and Reproductive Health and HIV Unit at Fiji’s Ministry of Health and Medical Services. She leads the Treatment, Care and Support Committee under the National HIV Outbreak and Cluster Response Taskforce, advancing integrated, evidence-based, people-centred HIV, BBV, STI and SRH services across Fiji.