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Tisa Bank to open new branch in Enga Province

From Post-Courier · () English

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  • Tisa Bank Limited will open a new branch in Enga Province, Papua New Guinea, following a tenancy agreement.
  • The new branch will be located at the Dr. Samson Amean Commercial Center in Wabag.
  • This development is seen as a significant step for the province's economic growth and financial development.

The Post-Courier is pleased to report on a significant development for Enga Province's economic future. The signing of a tenancy agreement between Tisa Bank Limited and the Enga Provincial Government marks a crucial step towards enhancing financial services and fostering economic growth within the province. The establishment of a new bank branch at the state-of-the-art Dr. Samson Amean Commercial Center in Wabag is a testament to the collaborative efforts between provincial leadership and the banking sector.

Provincial Administrator Sandis Tsaka highlighted the importance of this initiative, emphasizing its role in the province's economic and financial development. The presence of veteran Enga Provincial MP Sir Peter Ipatas, alongside the executive management team from Tisa Bank Limited and senior representatives from the Enga Provincial Government, underscores the high-level commitment to this project. This move is expected to bring much-needed banking services closer to the people of Enga, facilitating easier access to financial tools and opportunities.

The Enga Provincial Government has signed a tenancy agreement with Tisa Bank Limited for the establishment of a new bank branch at the modern, state of the art Dr. Samson Amean Commercial Center in Wabag.

· Post-CourierReporting on the agreement between Tisa Bank and the Enga Provincial Government.

This expansion by Tisa Bank is not just about opening a new branch; it's about investing in the future of Enga. It signals confidence in the province's potential and a commitment to supporting its development trajectory. The Post-Courier will continue to monitor the impact of this new branch on the local economy and the lives of its residents.

Enga Provincial Administrator Sandis Tsaka described the agreement as a major step forward for the provinceโ€™s economic growth and financial development

· Sandis TsakaHighlighting the significance of the new bank branch for the province's economy.
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