AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoEnergy: PNG is seeking an International Solar Alliance partnership to move from renewable-energy policy to practical solar projects, with technical assistance, project preparation and financing among its priorities. Business Standards: Commerce Minister Wake Goi says a national quality policy is being developed to help local agriculture, fisheries and manufacturers meet export requirements; the Government aims to launch it in early 2027. Mining: The Government is stepping up action against illegal alluvial mining and gold smuggling. The sector supports more than 120,000 miners and produces about 90,000 ounces of gold a year, officials say. Transport: Pacific Towing’s new tug, PACIFIC RESPONDER, has arrived in Port Moresby as part of a K70 million fleet expansion and will start harbour duties after clearances and crew training. Consumer Protection: The ICCC has warned PMV and taxi operators not to raise fares without approval, despite higher fuel costs. Digital Services: NICTA is calling for stronger safeguards as internet use expands, including clearer protections for consumers and better coordination among agencies. Trade and Investment: Prime Minister James Marape says PNG will maintain its one-China policy while expanding cooperation with China in agriculture, fisheries, forestry, minerals and energy.
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