With 2015 growth predictions ranging from 6.9% to 21%, Papua New Guinea may end the year as the fastest-growing economy in the world or as simply another fast-growing economy. The country may be able to spend as planned, make the necessary and desired investments and build for a sustainable future, or it may find itself scrambling to maintain...
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Articles & Analysis | The PNG LNG project could have a big impact on the local economy from The Report: Papua New Guinea 2015
Interviews & Viewpoints | Ivan Pomaleu, Managing Director, Investment Promotion Authority (IPA): Interview from The Report: Papua New Guinea 2015
To what extent will the 2015 budget revision affect allocations to government services, and what effect will this have on attracting foreign investment?
Articles & Analysis | New legislation in PNG raises concerns about protectionism from The Report: Papua New Guinea 2015
While Papua New Guinea is one of the most open developing economies in the world, with low tariffs, national treatment for foreign investors, bilateral investment treaties and few closed sectors, new policies could be introduced that would make the environment less liberal and welcoming. So far, the status quo remains and companies are free to...
Interviews & Viewpoints | Xi Jinping, President of China: Viewpoint from The Report: Papua New Guinea 2015
The Chinese economy has remained consistently strong as we focus on reforms and liberalisation, and we are confident of maintaining this momentum going forward.
Interviews & Viewpoints | Miguel Arias Cañete, EU Commissioner for Climate Action and Energy: Interview from The Report: Papua New Guinea 2015
Articles & Analysis | International investors are drawn to new developments in PNG from The Report: Papua New Guinea 2015
Papua New Guinea is in the process of restructuring its state sector in order to make it more efficient and to finance necessary capital expenditures. A wide range of options are being explored, from public-private partnerships (PPPs) and privatisations to an extensive rejigging of national assets.