The presidents of Papua New Guinea’s two largest business chambers, in Port Moresby and Lae, outline the difficulty for business of life under lockdown, but also point to how PNG’s economy can bounce back from the current crisis.
‘On their knees’: Papua New Guinea SMEs closing daily under lockdown
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Papua New Guinea in lockdown: what it means for you and your business
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After the coronavirus (COVID-19) arrived in Papua New Guinea this weekend, Prime Minister James Marape acted swiftly to shut the country down for 14 days – but what does that mean in practice?
COVID-19 arrives in Papua New Guinea: what now?
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With the first case of COVID-19 in PNG announced at the weekend, there are warnings there could be essential-item shortages and changed working conditions, but business has been preparing for its arrival.
Blast from the past: Papua New Guinea’s economy in 2020
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The year 2020 looks like being a watershed year for Papua New Guinea, with a number of transformative projects awaiting the green light and a new government seeking to implement an ambitious agenda.
Chamber of Commerce President on what 2020 holds for Lae, Papua New Guinea’s second city [opinion]
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Papua New Guinea’s industrial hub has a lot going for it as it enters the new year, says a quietly confident President of the Lae Chamber of Commerce and Industry, John Byrne.
City Guide: Lae
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Marisa Howden provides an insider’s guide to Lae, PNG’s industrial capital and second-largest city.
A tale of two cities: why successful investment in Lae is a boost for Port Moresby
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Lae, Papua New Guinea’s second-largest city, is again emerging as a key location for investment. Far from drawing investors away from capital Port Moresby, a buoyant Lae could actually be good for both cities, say representatives from the two cities’ business chambers.
Lae to become city of innovation and growth, says the President of LCCI
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John Byrne, President of the Lae Chamber of Commerce and Industry (LCCI), tells Business Advantage PNG that despite foreign exchange shortages and poor roads, there is an upward trend in the city.
People Moves: Autonomous Region of Bougainville, Lae Chamber of Commerce
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People Moves: Autonomous Region of Bougainville, Lae Chamber of Commerce
Papua New Guinea’s controversial proposed foreign investment bill to be withdrawn, say chambers
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The proposed Foreign Investment Regulatory Authority Act has been withdrawn, according to Papua New Guinea’s two largest Chambers of Commerce and Industry. They say that the Minister for Commerce & Industry, Wera Mori, would instead look to amend the Investment Promotion Act.
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