Port Moresby will host the World Indigenous Business Forum from 24th October to 26th October, for the first time. Attracting more than 500 delegates from across the globe.
The National Capital District Commission (NCDC) has planned a grand opening ceremony. It will be staged from 5pm to 9pm tonight at the Sir Hubert Murray Stadium to mark the launching.
The World Indigenous Business Forum presents a unique platform for cross-cultural exchange and economic collaboration. Offering the chance to tap into the vibrant and diverse market landscape of Papua New Guinea.
Prime Minister James Marape, while extended a warm welcome to 150 international delegates from 14 countries. He encouraged Papua New Guinean businesses to attend and meet with international businesses, showcase their produce and be part of the indigenous business owners network.
Marape also extended a warm welcome to executives of the World Indigenous Business Forum. He also thanked them for having confidence in Papua New Guinea to host the 2023 event.
“We extend a warm invitation to indigenous business delegates from around the world to explore the opportunities and partnerships available in Papua New Guinea.” Marape said.
This gathering of indigenous business owners is organised by the PNG Government. Under the leadership of Minister for International Trade and Investment, Richard Maru. In collaboration with the National Capital District Commission (NCDC).
“We are blessed with an unparalleled marine biodiversity. Serving as the world’s foremost breeding ground for tuna, supplying 60 percent of the global market.
Marape, while extending his warm welcome to the international delegates, also extended an invitation for them to consider investing in Papua New Guinea.
“I welcome you all to the most diverse indigenous country in the world. A place that combines the rich cultural tapestry of Melanesian, Polynesian, and Micronesian traditions. With a vibrant embrace of Christianity,” said Marape.
Marape said PNG stand as the Pacific’s gateway to the flourishing Asian markets.
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