Papua New Guinea awards recognize Post-Courier as founding media partner
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At a glance
- Sir Mahesh Patel recognized Post-Courier as a founding media partner for the Pride of PNG Women Awards.
- The awards were established by the CPL Foundation Inc., the non-profit arm of CPL Group.
- Post-Courier has partnered with the CPL Foundation since the awards' inception.
Sir Mahesh Patel, founder and chairman emeritus of the CPL Group, has formally acknowledged the Post-Courier newspaper as a foundational media partner for the prestigious Pride of PNG Women Awards. This recognition highlights the newspaper's long-standing commitment to supporting the initiative since its inception.
The Pride of PNG Women Awards were established by the CPL Foundation Inc., the philanthropic arm of the CPL Group, with the specific aim of celebrating and honoring the achievements of women across Papua New Guinea. The partnership with Post-Courier has been integral to the awards' visibility and success.
This collaboration underscores the CPL Group's dedication to recognizing women's contributions to society and the role of media in amplifying these stories. The Post-Courier's consistent support has been crucial in bringing these inspiring narratives to a wider audience, fostering a culture of appreciation and empowerment.
Post-Courier as the media partner of the CPL Foundation Inc. Pride of PNG Women Awards.
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