AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoPapua LNG: The project faces a December 15 deadline for a final investment decision after a revised gas agreement and transfer of operatorship to ExxonMobil. Gulf and Central provinces have also agreed on K6.6 billion in benefit-sharing figures. Public Finances: An IMF staff-level deal could unlock about US$189 million for PNG, while a separate analysis warns the Kina remains under pressure as foreign-exchange outflows exceed inflows. Infrastructure: Work is starting on the K25 million Aitape wharf redevelopment. PNG Ports says the facility could handle 25,000 tonnes of cargo a year and support about K101 million in annual economic activity. Tourism and Skills: MRDC is urging targeted incentives to attract tourism investment, as businesses are encouraged to promote PNG to international visitors. Industry leaders also say sustained training and clearer career pathways are needed to prepare Papua New Guineans for major projects.
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