Papua New Guinea finally asserting ownership over its own destiny

Prime Minister James Marape declared that Papua New Guinea is finally taking ownership of its destiny, as outlined in the government's seven-year performance report covering 2019 to 2025. He asserted that his administration came into office with a firm resolve to ensure the nation's people benefit fairly from the country's abundant natural wealth, both on land and at sea.

Marape emphasized that this commitment has been fulfilled, signaling a shift towards greater national control and equitable distribution of resources. The report details the government's economic management strategies and outcomes during this period, aiming to showcase progress and accountability.

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We came to office determined that our people should benefit equitably from the immense natural wealth of our land and seas. We have delivered on that determination.