Marape-Rosso Government sets solid foundation for Partnership with China
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At a glance
- Papua New Guinea's government has established a strong foundation for future relations with China, focusing on trade and investment.
- Minister for International Trade and Investment Richard Maru signed a Framework Agreement in China following a business roundtable.
- This agreement aims to propel a future relationship between the two nations.
Papua New Guinea's government, led by the Marape-Rosso administration, has forged a significant partnership with China, laying a robust groundwork for future trade and investment. Minister for International Trade and Investment, Richard Maru, announced the historic development following his return from China, where he signed a Framework Agreement.
The agreement follows key discussions held during the PNG-China Business Roundtable, which took place on the sidelines of the Prime Minister's recent visit to Guangdong Province. This initiative signals a strategic move by Papua New Guinea to deepen its economic ties with China.
Minister Maru expressed optimism that this solid foundation will propel a future relationship anchored on mutual trade and investment opportunities, highlighting the government's commitment to international economic cooperation.
The Marape-Rosso Government has made history by building a solid foundation with China that will now propel a future relationship anchored on trade and investment.
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