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Prime Minister Marape Commends Gun Surrenders, Calls For Nationwide Return Of Illegal Firearms
Prime Minister Hon. James Marape has commended community leaders, tribes and citizens in the Highlands who have begun voluntarily surrendering firearms, describing the recent gun return exercises in Mendi and Hela as encouraging signs that communities are responding positively to government calls for peace and security. Prime Minister Marape made special mention of prominent Mendi…
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Prime Minister Marape Invites Political Leaders To Dialogue On 2027 Election Preparation
Prime Minister Hon. James Marape has invited leaders of all political parties across government and opposition to participate in an important dialogue and awareness session on preparations for the 2027 National General Election. The meeting, scheduled for tomorrow morning at Melanesian Haus in Port Moresby, will bring together political party leaders for a comprehensive presentation…
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PM MARAPE CALLS ON MINISTERS, GOVERNORS AND MPs TO REPORT THEIR OWN SECTOR, PROVINCIAL AND DISTRICT PERFORMANCE AFTER GOVERNMENT’S 7-YEAR REPORT
Prime Minister Hon. James Marape has called on Cabinet Ministers, Government Departments and Agencies, Provincial Governors and District Members of Parliament to present their own detailed Reports on what has been achieved in their respective Sectors, Provinces and Districts over the past seven years. This follows the Prime Minister’s presentation in Parliament on Friday, 5…
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MARAPE GOVERNMENT HIGHLIGHTS EDUCATION AS ONE OF ITS PROUDEST ACHIEVEMENTS
Prime Minister Hon. James Marape says Education remains one of the proudest achievements of the Marape–Rosso Government over the past seven years. Presenting the Government’s 7-Year Performance Report in Parliament, Prime Minister Marape said Education was the most powerful investment any Government could make because it multiplies all other development interventions. “Education is the most…
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PRIME MINISTER MARAPE PRESENTS RARE 7-YEAR WHOLE-OF-GOVERNMENT PERFORMANCE REPORT TO PARLIAMENT
Prime Minister Hon. James Marape today presented to the National Parliament the Marape–Rosso Government’s 7-Year Performance Report, describing it as a transparent national accounting of the Government’s work from 2019 to 2025. The Prime Minister said the Report was a rare and important exercise in Papua New Guinea’s political history, as it openly outlined Achievements,…
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STATEMENT TO THE NATIONAL PARLIAMENT BY: PRIME MINISTER HON. JAMES MARAPE, GCL, MP
ON THE SEVENTH (7) YEAR PERFORMANCE REPORT I. OPENING AND INTRODUCTION Mr Speaker, the Honourable Members of Parliament, and the People of Papua New Guinea. Mr Speaker, I rise today to deliver what is, for our Government, a moment of deep reflection and profound gratitude — the 7th Year Performance Report of the Marape–Rosso Government,…
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PRIME MINISTER MARAPE DEFENDS CONSTITUTIONAL RIGHTS OF CANDIDATES AND VOTERS AS PNG PREPARES FOR 2027 NATIONAL ELECTIONS
Prime Minister Hon. James Marape has assured Papua New Guineans that the Government remains fully committed to protecting Democratic Rights and ensuring a free, fair, safe, and credible National General Election in 2027. Responding during Question Time in Parliament today to Questions raised by Moresby North East MP Hon. John Kaupa regarding Election preparations, Candidate…
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PRIME MINISTER MARAPE COMMITS TO STRENGTHENING FISHERIES OPPORTUNITIES FOR MILNE BAY, ENSURING GREATER LOCAL PARTICIPATION
Prime Minister Hon. James Marape has assured the people of Milne Bay Province that the National Government remains committed to supporting Fisheries Development, empowering Local participation in Fisheries-related Businesses, and addressing outstanding Financial obligations owed to the Province. Responding to Questions raised in Parliament today by Milne Bay Governor Hon. Gordon Wesley during Question Time,…
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Prime Minister Marape Calls For Unity, Respect And Constitutional Process As Parliament Begins Historic Bougainville Discussions
Prime Minister Hon. James Marape has called on Papua New Guinea to approach the Bougainville question with wisdom, respect, and unity as Parliament begins what he described as one of the most important discussions in the nation’s history. Speaking in Parliament today during debate on the Bipartisan Committee report on Bougainville, Prime Minister Marape said…
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Prime Minister Marape Responds To Post-Courier Front Page Story On Paraka Matter
Prime Minister Hon. James Marape has responded strongly to the Post-Courier’s front-page coverage of the Paraka matter today, saying the reporting failed to properly reflect the full context of court proceedings and established facts surrounding the case. Prime Minister Marape said the matter had already been extensively examined through competent courts and emphasised that findings…






