Changing the way aid is configured to focus on improving the financial system could help Papua New Guinea gain access to much needed capital for its infrastructure needs, says Stephen Nash, the former Chief Investment Officer for Nambawan Super.
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Do not show me this message againChanging the way aid is configured to focus on improving the financial system could help Papua New Guinea gain access to much needed capital for its infrastructure needs, says Stephen Nash, the former Chief Investment Officer for Nambawan Super.
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The Papua New Guinea kina’s exchange rate (mid-rate) against its main trading currencies, as of 16 December 2024
Source: Bank of PNG
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