Papua New Guinea’s efforts to strengthen agriculture’s position as a major economic driver have been given a boost following the much-anticipated launch of a series of new projects.
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Policymakers in Papua New Guinea are accelerating efforts to regulate the informal economy, after an audit found that it accounted for around one-fifth of GDP.
Articles & Analysis | Hotels around Papua New Guinea from The Report: Papua New Guinea 2019
AIRWAYS HOTEL Jacksons Parade, Jacksons International Airport PO Box 1942, Boroko, NCD T: +675 324 5200 / 7373 2600 F: +675 325 0759 reservations@airways.com.pg www.airways.com.pg Rooms: 49 Fountain rooms, 40 Bacchus rooms, 24 Dakota suites and one presidential suite. Business & Conference Facilities: Business centre, five boardrooms, secretarial services, computers...
Articles & Analysis | Useful information for the business and leisure traveller in Papua New Guinea from The Report: Papua New Guinea 2019
ETIQUETTE: “For every village a different culture” is the expression that best describes the social norms, cultures and languages of Papua New Guinea’s population. Most locals will greet you with a warm smile. The salutation monin tru (a very good morning) is considered the polite early-day greeting.
Articles & Analysis | Legislation for business activity in Papua New Guinea from The Report: Papua New Guinea 2019
GOVERNMENT STRUCTURE: There are three levels of government in Papua New Guinea: national, provincial and local. The legislative powers of these governments are regulated by the constitution and the Organic Law on Provincial Government and LocalLevel Government (Organic Laws). Each level has its own distinct law-making powers. The National Parliament’s legislative powers...
Interviews & Viewpoints | Eunice Parua, Partner, Leahy Lewin Lowing Sullivan Lawyers: Viewpoint from The Report: Papua New Guinea 2019
The growth of Papua New Guinea’s economy in the last decades, as a result of large-scale development projects primarily in the extractive industries, has had both positive and negative consequences for the country. With a growing consumer base and an emerging middle class, one negative consequence has been the influx of counterfeit consumer goods.