James Marape advocated for infrastructure development, including a potential continuous road connection project, in Papua New Guinea.
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Updated sep 11
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- Marape traveled to Lae and visited Kaintiba near Kerema for a project launch, demonstrating connectivity.
- James Marape backed the K600 million Kagul Hydro Project.
- Prime Minister Marape celebrated recent improvements to the road network during a visit to Port Moresby, the capital of Papua New Guinea.
- James Marape traveled from Port Moresby to Kaintiba in Gulf Province.
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James Marape advocated for infrastructure development, including a potential continuous road connection project, in Papua New Guinea.
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What this event is mainly aboutHow it developed
Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.- James Marape backed the K600 million Kagul Hydro Project.Sub-event
- Prime Minister Marape celebrated recent improvements to the road network during a visit to Port Moresby, the capital of Papua New Guinea.Sub-event
- James Marape traveled from Port Moresby to Kaintiba in Gulf Province.Sub-event
- James Marape committed to building a road in the Kerema region.Sub-event
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James Marape
Papua New Guinea politician