AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoMaritime Safety Alert: PNG search teams are still working multiple boating disasters, including up to 27 missing after two East New Britain boats capsized, with 12 bodies recovered so far, while separate incidents off New Ireland and Alotau add more missing people as weather hampers sea searches. Aviation & Tourism Boost: Air Niugini has restored direct Port Moresby–Tokyo (Narita) flights, aiming to lift tourism, trade and investment, and improve travel for business and families. New Routes for Visitors: Air Niugini also points to growing demand for Japan and New Zealand travel and cargo, with special introductory fares on the revived Narita service and upcoming Port Moresby–Auckland. Community Connectivity: Misima Minerals has signed up to operate the Misima aerodrome, with upgrades targeted before end-2026 to reopen the door for more commercial flights. Digital Jobs Push: Western Pacific University students won top honours in PNG’s Digital ID Hackathon, building tools linked to SevisPass/SevisPay to help match jobseekers with employers. Travel With Care: Authorities continue to urge people to heed sea warnings after tragedies, highlighting how quickly plans can turn dangerous when conditions change.
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