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Are there any cases of governments having good relations with their Indigenous populations where the majority of the government is not Indigenous?

Coming from the perspective of North America where indigenous issues are deeply problematic, I wonder if there are case studies in other countries that Canada and the US can learn from. How are the Scandinavian countries relations with the Sami people? New Zealand with the Maori? Taiwan with Taiwanese aborigines? My scope of knowledge is limited to N. America and I would love to learn more about this topic from other countries experiences.
gpt
You might want to read up on Paraguay, where, iirc, the native people are not in the majority, but an aboriginal language, Guaraní, has official language status and a majority of the population speaks at least some of it.