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  1. PNG government policy and development goals are being represented, with Lae serving as a key location for university grants.

PNG Launches Connect Programme to Develop National Infrastructure

2 reports, 1 independent Updated Oct 6
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The PNG government is pursuing its national development goals through the Connect PNG programme, which is influenced by the Belt and Road Initiative concept. This 20-year infrastructure initiative aims to build over 16,000km of roads and establish strategic economic corridors across the nation. The Works and Highways Department oversees the programme, with the goal of driving economic growth and national unity.

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Why it matters

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The programme is designed to unlock the country’s full potential by creating resilient and inclusive transport networks. The development focuses on establishing strategic economic corridors that are intended to boost national economic growth.

PNG government policy and development goals are being represented, with Lae serving as a key location for university grants.

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Who's involved

  • ChinaGeopolitical state whose influence is referenced in the programme's conceptual roots.

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  1. PNG government goals are being pursued through infrastructure development influenced by the BRI concept.1 source
  2. Peter called for a review of the Connect PNG Programme's progress.1 source

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