- A summit was held in Port Moresby regarding PNG's development, focusing on financial policy reform and central bank operations.
- Powers are transferred from Port Moresby to Bougainville, and James Marape has outlined a proposal to support the transition period.
A convention was held in Port Moresby involving Prime Minister James Marape and the Pangu Pati political party.
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What happened
A convention was held in Port Moresby involving Prime Minister James Marape and the Pangu Pati political party.
Who's involved
What this event is mainly aboutHow it developed
Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.- PNG is seeking defence personnel from Timor-Leste.Sub-event
- Pangu Pati, led by James Marape, promoted bilateral relations with China.Sub-event
Marape arrived at an outdoor function in Port Moresby.1 source
Marape and Pangu Pati held a convention in Port Moresby.1 source
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Powers are transferred from Port Moresby to Bougainville, and James Marape has outlined a proposal to support the transition period.Also in this story
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- Amid political tension, James Marape defended the requirement for a parliamentary majority, while Ishmael Toroama claimed a breach of agreement regarding the process.
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James Marape
Papua New Guinea politician
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Papua New Guinea
country in Oceania
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