Prime Minister Peter O’Neill has thanked the government of France for its recent shipment of food supplies to assist earthquake victims in the Highlands.
“We thank the French government for the shipment of tuna, bully beef and rice that was delivered to Papua New Guinea on a French Navy frigate,” O'Neill said.
"These food supplies are now being delivered to affected communities in the disaster area.
“France and Papua New Guinea might be separated by great distance, but this gesture is a demonstration of the closeness of our relationship.”
O’Neill said engagement between PNG and France continues to grow as the construction phase of the Papua LNG project draws near.
“Our Government is working with French company TOTAL S.A. and other partners to advance Papua New Guinea’s next major gas project," he said.
“This project will inject billions of dollars into our economy, and employ and train thousands of Papua New Guineans.
“All parties will continue to advance the Papua LNG project and create new jobs for our people.”
O’Neill welcomed Ambassador Janvier-Kamiyama to his new appointment and wished him success during his time in Papua New Guinea.
“Ambassador Janvier-Kamiyama advised me that Papua New Guinea was his first choice for his diplomatic posting, and we welcome him to our country," he said.
“I hope his contribution further increases trade and investment between our countries, and that he also has the opportunity to travel throughout Papua New Guinea and have good experiences in our country.”
Papua New Guinea’s gratitude for relief support was conveyed by the prime minister to the new French Ambassador, Philippe Janvier-Kamiyama, in Port Moresby this morning.
“We thank the French government for the shipment of tuna, bully beef and rice that was delivered to Papua New Guinea on a French Navy frigate,” O'Neill said.
"These food supplies are now being delivered to affected communities in the disaster area.
“France and Papua New Guinea might be separated by great distance, but this gesture is a demonstration of the closeness of our relationship.”
O’Neill said engagement between PNG and France continues to grow as the construction phase of the Papua LNG project draws near.
“Our Government is working with French company TOTAL S.A. and other partners to advance Papua New Guinea’s next major gas project," he said.
“This project will inject billions of dollars into our economy, and employ and train thousands of Papua New Guineans.
“All parties will continue to advance the Papua LNG project and create new jobs for our people.”
O’Neill welcomed Ambassador Janvier-Kamiyama to his new appointment and wished him success during his time in Papua New Guinea.
“Ambassador Janvier-Kamiyama advised me that Papua New Guinea was his first choice for his diplomatic posting, and we welcome him to our country," he said.
“I hope his contribution further increases trade and investment between our countries, and that he also has the opportunity to travel throughout Papua New Guinea and have good experiences in our country.”
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