AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoPacific Security: Solomon Islands’ new PM Matthew Wale floated a Pacific-wide security pact during talks in Canberra, pushing a “Pacific-led” approach and hinting at reviewing the China-Solomon Islands security deal—an idea that could reshape regional travel and business planning. PNG Health & Training: Divine Word University opened and blessed a new Medical Program Student Dormitory at ANGAU Memorial Hospital in Lae, aiming to boost student accommodation, training capacity, and future healthcare workforce strength. Tourism & Culture: ExxonMobil’s Focus Exhibition Tour launched in Lae with a free public photography showcase (15–26 June, 9am–5pm) highlighting PNG landscapes, cultures, and marine life. Family Travel: Pelorus unveiled “Curious Minds,” a Gen Alpha-focused family travel concept built around kids’ interests and nature/culture learning. Marine & Nature News: A new walking shark species was confirmed off south-eastern PNG, adding fresh momentum for reef-focused eco-tourism. Travel Logistics: BSP branches will close nationwide on 17 June for King Charles III’s birthday, except in Bougainville (AROB). Visas for Visitors: UAE–PNG visa exemption is now in force, allowing visa-free travel for tourism, medical, study and work stays up to 90 days (extendable to 180). Local Events: Wan Squad departed Port Moresby for Sydney to compete in the International Dance League, with sponsorship support for the PNG crew.
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