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PNG Country Profile 2012
This chapter focuses on PNG’s rich natural resources, its ethnic diversity and relations with regional neighbours, with a specific focus on trade between mineral-rich PNG and resource-hungry China. This chapter includes viewpoints from Prime Minister Peter O’Neill; Julie Bishop, Australia’s Shadow Minister for Foreign Affairs and Deputy Leader of the Opposition; and William Hague, UK Secretary of State for Foreign and Commonwealth Affairs.
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Land of plenty: History, tradition and a diverse range of natural resources
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Land of plenty: History, tradition and a diverse range of natural resources
Coming together: Ethnic diversity brings cultural richness and political challenges
Prime Minister Peter O’Neill on the importance of investing export revenues wisely
Lasting bonds: Shared historical, economic and political ties with Australia
China comes to market: Trade reveals the symbiosis between mineral-rich PNG and the resource-hungry Asian giant
Julie Bishop, Australia’s Shadow Minister for Foreign Affairs and Deputy Leader of the Opposition, on bilateral relations
A regional player: Building relations with neighbours in the Pacific
William Hague, UK Secretary of State for Foreign and Commonwealth Affairs, on UK-ASEAN relations in the 21st Century
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