The Gulf region has some of the world’s highest living standards and must continue to build on its gains. To do so, it needs to address and overcome three types of challenges: the challenges of the present, which include making sure the region can continue to support stability and growth in an uncertain world; the challenges of the future, or...
How do you characterise the current relationship between Vietnam and Kuwait, and in what policy areas are there opportunities for more cooperation?
Which projects deserve priority to enhance Kuwait’s economic development and ensure its prosperity?
We have recently come across observations of good indications and positive attitudes from the esteemed National Assembly council, which has touched upon the concerns of citizens regarding their interests and needs. There is no doubt that the imbalances hindering an improved National Programme of Action (NPA) are the result of mistakes and...
Approximately 95% of land in Papua New Guinea is known as customary land. Section 132 of the Land Act 1996 (Act) provides that, subject to Sections 10 and 11, a customary landowner has no power to sell, lease, charge or otherwise dispose of customary land or customary rights other than to citizens in accordance with custom. A contract or agreement made by a customary...
PwC supports the tax review initiative implemented by the government, which is designed to take stock of Papua New Guinea’s fiscal regime to ensure, among other aims, that it supports the development goals of the country. It must also support competitiveness and efficiency, and be relevant to PNG’s situation now and into the future. Above all, it must be fair....
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