AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoUAE–PNG Travel Boost: A new visa-free agreement is now in force, letting Emirati and Papua New Guinean passport holders travel without a visa for up to 90 days (extendable to 180) for tourism, medical, study and work. Airport & Exports: Kagamuga Airport in Mt Hagen is moving into major runway works to help turn the Highlands into an Asia-Pacific agriculture export hub, with plans to handle bigger aircraft and more cargo. Road Access in Port Moresby: RTA and police are pushing land-transport compliance, but commuters say a key bus route isn’t formally recognised—calls are growing to legalise and regulate it to ease daily travel. Safety on the Water: PNG’s submarine volcano alert continues as pumice rafts wash ashore in Manus Province; sea travel guidance urges operators to avoid blocked intakes and carry essentials. Community & Culture: Marimari Lutheran Church in Port Moresby has marked the end of its 50-year building era with a temporary worship shelter consecration. Tourism Trade: The South Pacific Tourism Exchange 2026 report highlights record participation and PNG’s jump from one seller in 2025 to seven in 2026. Sports for Students: Divine Word University in Madang will host the 2026 National University Soccer Games from June 22–26.
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