AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoDigital Transformation Summit 2026: PNG is pushing faster digital growth with DTS26 in Port Moresby, spotlighting AI, cybersecurity, digital government and inclusion—while ICT Minister Robert Naguri insists no one should be left behind, including rural communities, women, youth and people with disabilities. Education Tech: A young innovator, Anthony Tutmulai, won an Innovation PNG Award for e-Skul PNG, a mobile app that helps teachers manage grades and attendance offline, aiming to “give teachers their time back.” Cyber Resilience: Experts warn PNG must strengthen cybersecurity as digital services expand, citing ransomware and phishing as growing threats. National Data System: The National Research Institute is calling for one updated national database and better district coordination so agencies stop duplicating data collection and citizens aren’t missed from services. Health Training: DWU medical alumni completed ultrasonography skills workshops to improve diagnostic care across PNG. Culture & Youth: Students were urged to preserve cultural heritage through school cultural shows, and East Sepik rolled out a province-wide youth engagement strategy to register young people and connect them to opportunities. Sports & Community: BSP Life announced winners of its Movement is Medicine challenge promoting healthy lifestyles online. Aviation & Tourism: Air Niugini has restored direct Port Moresby–Tokyo flights, framed as a boost for tourism, trade and people-to-people links.
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