The PNG Chamber of Mines and Petroleum has welcomed the Government’s proactive response to the global pandemic and is working closely with key government stakeholders to share the industry’s plans to protect their

Prime Minister, Honourable James Marape, Police Minister, Hon. Bryan Kramer, Members of Parliament, Police Commissioner Mr David Manning, distinguished guests, Ladies and Gentlemen.It gives me great pleasure to be here this morning to

The PNG Chamber of Mines and Petroleum last night reinforced the importance of the resource industry to Papua New Guinea by recognising six outstanding initiatives driven by industry organisations towards the development of

2019 PNG MINING & PETROLEUM CONFERENCETheme: "PNG Resources – Developing Shared Value ".Stanley Hotel, 3 December 2019Welcome Address by the President of the PNG Chamber of Mines and Petroleum, Gerea Aopi, CBE Download

The mining and petroleum industry in Papua New Guinea is the largest provider of apprenticeship and trades training in the country, says the PNG Chamber of Mines and Petroleum.The Chamber said this following

The Papua New Guinea Chamber of Mines and Petroleum has welcomed Prime Minister James Marape’s statement that successful mining and petroleum projects are crucial to his Government’s vision of greatly expanding the PNG economy and in improving

The PNG Government must seriously consider the economic implications the revised Mining Act will have on the country.In a statement today in response to the Mining Minister Hon. Johnson Tuke’s statements in Parliament

The PNG Chamber of Mines and Petroleum has expressed sadness at the recent murder of a Porgera mine worker, urging the government to ensure that law and order is secure at the workplaces

Papua New Guinea’s only event that demonstrates the resource industry’s commitment to safe and secure work environments will be held in Port Moresby from September 30 to the October 02. The PNG Extractive Industries

The PNG Chamber of Mines and Petroleum is calling on the Government to seriously consider theimplications the revised Mining Act will have on the country’s economy before tabling the Bill.The Chamber raised this