AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoTourism Planning Boost: PNGTPA and NCDC have launched a National Capital District Accommodation Inventory & Capacity Survey to map Port Moresby’s lodging capacity for smarter event planning, including the PNG Chiefs Rugby League Games 2028. Regional Infrastructure Push: Prime Minister Marape unveiled six Gulf LLG projects worth over K315 million—roads, bridges, markets and community facilities—aimed at connecting rural communities to education, health and new business opportunities. Festival Culture Watch: Preparations are ramping up for the 2026 National Kenu & Kundu Festival (6–8 Nov, Alotau, Milne Bay), with organisers also confirming an international canoe exchange from Jayapura (Indonesia) and Vanimo (West Sepik). Digital Access for Learning: Lightspeed PNG rolled out Starlink-based “clean internet” at Tubusereia Junior High School, replacing older satellite gear and prioritising education-focused browsing. Jobs vs Growth: A World Bank update says PNG’s economy grew 5.6% in 2025, but formal jobs fell as new workers shift toward subsistence and informal work. Health & Education Volunteers: NVS is deploying 14 trained health and education volunteers across Morobe’s rural districts after a week-long orientation.
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