SSY students meet leaders during parliament visit
Translated from English, summarized and contextualized by DistantNews.
At a glance
- Fourteen high-achieving students from Sinesine-Yongomugl (SSY) District visited Papua New Guinea's National Parliament.
- The visit provided students with firsthand exposure to the country's legislative processes and law-making institution.
- Speaker of Parliament Hon. Job Pomat facilitated the visit, allowing students to observe live debates and legislative sessions.
Fourteen top-performing students from Sinesine-Yongomugl (SSY) District in Papua New Guinea's Simbu Province have experienced the nation's highest law-making body firsthand during a civic education visit to the National Parliament in Port Moresby.
The visit offered the students a unique opportunity to gain exposure to the country's legislative processes. They were able to observe proceedings within the Parliament Chamber, including live debates and legislative sessions that are instrumental in shaping national decisions. This immersive experience is designed to foster a deeper understanding of governance and civic responsibility among young leaders.
The program was facilitated by the Speaker of Parliament, the Honorable Job Pomat. He hosted the students and ensured their access to observe the parliamentary activities. Such initiatives are crucial for engaging the next generation with the workings of government and encouraging their participation in the country's democratic future. The visit underscores the importance of civic education in empowering students with knowledge about their nation's institutions.
Originally published by Post-Courier in English. Translated, summarized, and contextualized by our editorial team with added local perspective. Read our editorial standards.