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Prime Minister James Marape has clarified that the Connect PNG Project extends beyond the construction of physical road infrastructure. According to Marape, the initiative is designed to simultaneously establish electricity and telecommunications networks aimed at generating economic opportunities throughout the country.
Concurrently, Papua New Guinea is experiencing a major economic concern regarding a significant increase in fuel prices. The rising costs, which worsened last week, are expected to compel companies and small-to-medium enterprises nationwide to scale back operations and potentially eliminate jobs if they become unable to cover their operating expenses.
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Post Courier (Port Moresby, Papua New Guinea) (PG): Disconnect, a MAJOR concernFocuses on the severe economic impact of surging fuel prices on businesses.
Post Courier (Port Moresby, Papua New Guinea) (PG): Connect PNG is more than just roads, says MarapeHighlights the Prime Minister's broader developmental scope for the Connect PNG infrastructure project.
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