AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoEducation & Community Support: Bank South Pacific’s 50for50 Givim Bek is backing a new double classroom for the Lealea Early Learning Centre in Central Province, with a ground-breaking held Tuesday and a focus on early childhood learning for ages four to seven. Public Finance: PNG Treasurer Ian Ling-Stuckey says a Supplementary Budget will be tabled on 3 September, citing unbudgeted revenue linked to higher oil prices from the Iran–US conflict ahead of the 2027 election. Regional Security: A Pacific security expert warns the region’s security “architecture” is getting more crowded and complex as more Australia-linked alliances and new security groups emerge, with China expanding its footprint—raising concerns that Pacific priorities could be sidelined. Earthquake Update: A 5.6-magnitude quake struck New Ireland Region, reported at about 10km depth. Digital Modernisation: Telikom PNG and the ICT Department signed an MoU to expand Digital Public Infrastructure, including digital identity and e-government services. Human Rights Push: UN commends PNG’s National Human Rights Policy soft launch, stressing the real test is implementation at provincial, district, ward and village levels. Investment & Industry: PNG’s government has taken a 13% stake in the Central Lime Project for US$16.3m, with options for further participation. Commonwealth Games (PNG sport): Team PNG athletes recorded personal bests in Glasgow, including hurdler Robert Oa and swimmers in multiple events.
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