An analysis of foreign workers coming to Papua New Guinea since 2000 indicates a chronic lack of skilled tradespeople, according to Lae-based business leaders. While skills training initiatives are under way, an expected surge in mining projects over the next few years highlights the urgency for more skilled workers.
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Overcoming chronic lack of skilled tradespeople in Papua New Guinea requires more government funding, say industry leaders
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Bright spots, but challenges remain for Papua New Guinea’s mining sector
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Despite some positive developments for the mining sector in Papua New Guinea, the industry continues to face funding challenges for critical exploration activity, the PNG Chamber of Mines and Petroleum’s Greg Anderson tells Business Advantage PNG.
In brief: mini-budget on the way for Papua New Guinea, and other business stories
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PNG Government likely to prepare mini-budget, Pacific Assurance Group urges Bank of PNG to lift restrictions, and Lihir mine temporarily ceases operations. Your weekly digest of the latest business news.
Papua New Guinea Budget review welcomed
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The PNG Government’s decision to review the 2015 Budget has been welcomed, while another prominent economist suggests further foreign investment can be attracted by improved policy settings.
Is more affordable housing on the way in Papua New Guinea?
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With the Papua New Guinea Government highlighting the need for more affordable housing in the country, not-for-profit organisation, Community Housing, believes it has the solution.
In brief: Papua New Guinea’s rating outlook falls to negative with Moody’s downgrade, and other business stories
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Moody’s lowers Papua New Guinea rating outlook, Australians banned from Bougainville, and PNG to commence free trade talks with China. Your weekly digest of the latest business news.
The PNG 100 CEO Survey: Papua New Guinea’s CEOs expect 2015 to be a better year
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Business Advantage PNG’s exclusive annual survey of Papua New Guinea’s major companies indicates a change of mood after a disappointing 2014, with profit and recruitment expectations up for the year ahead.
Papua New Guinea Government takes action to restructure PNG Power
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As the Papua New Guinean Government prepares to present a state of emergency report on the country’s electricity services, the it has stepped in to make major changes to the way state utility PNG Power Ltd is managed to make it ‘more corporate oriented’.
Papua New Guinea banks operate in ‘high risk’ environment, says Standard & Poor’s
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Ratings agency Standard & Poor’s says PNG’s banks operate in a ‘high risk’ environment, with regulation and supervision ‘comparatively lenient’.
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