AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoLNG Deal Watch: TotalEnergies has named Seoul’s Daewoo E&C as preferred bidder for the Papua LNG project’s central processing facility and wellpads, a key step toward a final investment decision expected in late 2026. Security & Jobs: Pacific Corporate Security (PCS) and Limu Oil PRL 15 landowner groups signed a joint venture to provide security services for the Gulf Province project, aiming to create employment and local business opportunities. Child Protection: Kumul Petroleum Holdings (KPHL) says it has invested over K500,000 to support five licensed out-of-home care centres for vulnerable children, funded through its Port Moresby Charity Golf Challenge. Women’s Football in Wewak: PNGFA wrapped up a four-day programme in Wewak combining coaching, education and life skills for women and girls, backed by OFC training and a festival. Education Administration: NCD has taken over education services in the capital, with the NCDC now overseeing early childhood through vocational schooling under a decentralised structure. Visa Reciprocity Push: PM James Marape says PNG will review visa reciprocity after the US introduced a refundable visa bond for PNG travellers, warning charges may be matched. Health Concern: A PNG eye specialist estimates about 1.2 million people live with cataracts, with diabetes flagged as a growing driver. Sports & Community: BSP’s 50for50 Givim Bek initiative will upgrade Port Moresby’s Kira-Kira Cricket Oval into a mini stadium.
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