THEME: “Year of Restoration in the Public Service” ACKNOWLEDGEMENT & SALUTATION: •   Prime Minister Hon. James Marape, MP •   Hon. Joe Sungi, MP, Minister for Public Service, •   Hon. Jason Peter, MP, Minister for Community Dev., Youth & Religion, •   Hon. Ministers and Members of Parliament, •   Distinguished Heads of Departments, Statutory Agencies, and Public…

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Prime Minister Hon. James Marape has called on government agencies to take immediate action in creating clear, accessible pathways for the country’s youths to benefit from the various programmes already available to them. Speaking passionately ahead of the Youth Mobilisation Rally in Port Moresby tomorrow, the Prime Minister stressed that the future of Papua New…

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Prime Minister Hon. James Marape has expressed deep sorrow over the passing of Dr. Jacob L. Simet, OL, a highly respected academic and cultural leader who dedicated his life to preserving Papua New Guinea’s rich cultural heritage. Dr. Simet served as the Executive Director of the National Cultural Commission from 1994 to 2016, playing a…

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Prime Minister James Marape has reaffirmed his government’s commitment to giving priority to Papua New Guinean contractors in awarding public contracts, in line with the Government’s National Content Policy. “Our government is the first government that sets benchmarks for local contracts, and in all contracts we issued, we mandate that international contractors must allocate 40%…

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Chief Secretary to Government Ivan Pomaleu is calling on all public servants right around the country to tune in for the Public Service Dedication Service on January 10, to listen to important speeches that will be delivered to all public servants. The Chief Secretary said the speeches will be delivered by Prime Minister Hon. James…

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Prime Minister Hon. James Marape has congratulated Her Excellency Winnie Kiap, CBE, on her appointment as the new Chair of the Commonwealth Foundation Board of Governors. Ms. Kiap’s appointment marks a significant milestone for Papua New Guinea and the Pacific region. The Commonwealth Foundation is one of three key intergovernmental agencies of the Commonwealth, alongside…

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Prime Minister Hon. James Marape is extending  invitations to Papua New Guinea’s bilateral partners to join the country mark its 50th  Independence anniversary this year 2025. The invitations are in respect of these countries’ long-established ties with Papua New Guinea and their contributions in various sectors to PNG’s development over the years. Prime Minister Marape…

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Prime Minister James Marape has issued an apology to small third- level airlines affected by ongoing fuel shortages and called for immediate action to address the fuel supply monopoly in Papua New Guinea. He described the situation as unacceptable and urged Puma Energy, the country’s sole fuel supplier, to demonstrate greater corporate responsibility by ensuring…

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Prime Minister James Marape has acknowledged the concerns raised by the Papua New Guinea Chamber of Commerce and Industry (PNGCCI) regarding the law-and-order challenges affecting businesses and foreign investment in the country. He reassured the business community that his government is committed to addressing law-and-order issues to create a safer and more conducive environment for…

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Prime Minister James Marape has raised concern over alcohol-related crimes during the festive season and urged citizens to reflect on the values of peace, respect, and unity as Papua New Guinea approaches its 50th Independence Anniversary in 2025. Addressing reports of incidents of violence and disorder linked to alcohol, including homebrew, Prime Minister Marape called…

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