AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoSovereignty Under Pressure: A pattern of grey-zone interference is emerging across the Pacific’s critical undersea cables, with repeated sabotage incidents around Taiwan and wider regional vulnerability raising fresh alarm for digital security. Court-Ordered Calm in Enga: PNG’s National Court has ordered a ceasefire in Kandep, directing two Enga clans to surrender weapons and stop hostile acts while a peace deal is due by 9 June. Energy Deadline Watch: Prime Minister James Marape says TotalEnergies has assured the State the Papua LNG final investment decision will land this year, urging partners to present one unified position to meet the 2026 deadline. Governance Moves: The Mineral Resources Authority has ended a four-year board vacancy with new directors sworn in, restoring oversight as mining transitions continue. Skills and Investment Push: The 2026 Green Finance Summit is underway, while Australia’s Pacific Australia Skills program was launched to expand TVET pathways for young Papua New Guineans. Local Impact Stories: Bilum Digital is reporting transparency gains in provinces, and Lae’s Anti-Corruption Help Desk ran a legal aid clinic in Lae with dozens of clients and complaints logged.
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