AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoPacific Islands Forum in Palau: Leaders head to the summit with climate and development front and centre, with PNG among members pushing for real emissions action and better control of resources as big powers compete. PNG tourism & culture boosts: The Malagan Festival returns to Kavieng, giving New Ireland a fresh shot at cultural tourism and new business for local makers. Agriculture trade push: PNG’s Agriculture and Trade Festival in Goroka brings farmers, processors and government together to grow market access and investment. Bougainville independence next step: PNG parliament is set to consider the 2019 non-binding referendum results, a major milestone for the region’s future. Infrastructure debate in Milne Bay: The Gurney Airport terminal upgrade sparks a question of priorities—connectivity for tourism and trade, but with pressure to fund basic services too. Security for major events: Police and organisers confirm plans for safe, peaceful Central Music, Arts and Culture Festival in Bereina. PNG business & jobs: Port Moresby moves toward its first casino as Pacific Pearl seeks licensing, while a revised Papua LNG deal sets a clear path to a 15 Dec 2026 FID. Sports spotlight: Josh Armstrong leads the PNG Open at Royal Port Moresby Golf Club, and Jarome Luai lands a new Pepsi PNG sponsorship deal.
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