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She attended Indian College (now Jai Narayan College) and Adi Cakobau School to complete her secondary education. Her interests to further her maritime studies started in 2018 when she joined the Maritime Safety Authority of Fiji. “Therefore, a need for sustainable shipping in the near future for our maritime industry,” Mrs Lomalagi said. “I came to realise that our marine environment is vulnerable to the impacts of human activities that need to be managed wisely.” “Maritime industry is also about protecting the marine environment and with inter island shipping on the rise transporting cargo and passengers between islands in Fiji.” Mrs Lomalagi studied at the World Maritime University (WMU) in Malmo, Sweden where she attained her Masters of Science in Maritime Affairs specialising in Ocean Sustainability, Governance and Management.įrom Daku, Naceva, Kadavu with maternal links to Uruone, Vanuabalavu, Lau, her interest for maritime studies drew from her passion for protecting the maritime environment. She lost her youngest brother, Ropate Joy Cadramaisoso, who was a Year Nine student at Marist Brothers High School. Losing a loved one while studying in a foreign country is an experience Alumita Cadramaisoso Lomalagi will never forget.