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Upcoming PNG Asia Investment Conference to Promote Investment Engagement with Asia

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(Left to Right) PNG Chamber of Mines and Petroleum President Anthony Smaré, Minister for International Trade and Investment Hon. Richard Maru, Prime Minister Hon. James Marape, and Air Niugini Acting Chief Executive Officer Garry Seddon.

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On October 16th & 17th, 2023, Papua New Guinea (PNG) Chamber of Mines and Petroleum will host the inaugural Papua New Guinea – Asia Investment Conference in the Kowloon Shangri-La Hotel in Hong Kong, with support of, and in partnership with, the National Government.

The PNG Asia Investment Conference will feature the Prime Minister Hon. James Marape 
and the Government, outlining opportunities for investment and trade with PNG, success stories of Asian investment in PNG, and how PNG is powering Asian growth through supply of energy and other exports.

The country’s Prime Minister and his Government aims to position PNG as an alternate safe investment hub right in the face of Asia by promoting investment engagement with existing important investors and trade partners in China, Japan, Korea, India and other Asian markets through this inaugural PNG Asia Investment Conference.

The conference will provide a unique opportunity to share and engage on success stories and opportunities for Asian investment in PNG, and for enhancing and expanding trade and export opportunities with major Asian markets such as China, India, Japan, and Korea. Over 500 delegates are expected to be present on both days of the event – which is testament to the appetite for investment in PNG.

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Hon. James Marape, Prime inister of Papua New Guinea said: “There is money in Asia especially in investment dollars and so we will be innovative in our presentation to utilize our bilateral network with China, Korea, Japan, India, Indonesia and of course our network into ASEAN, a big 4 billion people in that reach, to maximise trade and investment opportunities.”

"Government’s interest is to diversify a big economy base where you are employing Papua New Guineans in the long run.”

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