PM urges better use of resources

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Prime Minister James Marape speaking to children during an opening of the early childhood learning double classroom in Paramana village, Abau, Central on Tuesday – PM’s media pic

PRIME Minister James Marape has urged the people of Abau in Central to use their resources in fisheries, forestry, agriculture, and tourism for better living standards and access to essential services.
Marape issued this challenge during the opening of an early childhood learning double classroom in Abau’s Paramana village on Tuesday.
Marape highlighted the importance of clan and land registration in preparation for the upcoming National Population Census and future development activities.
At the gathering in Paramana on the Aroma Coast, Marape emphasised his commitment to his role and the nation’s future.
He said: “My work as prime minister and leader of this beautiful nation must continue despite whatever the situation is. And me coming here today to be part of an early childhood learning classroom opening programme is because I care for PNG’s future and the event today deals with children who are truly the future of this nation.”
Marape acknowledged the efforts of the local community and leaders, praising their initiative and innovation.