Prime Minister James Marape has renewed his government’s full commitment to the Reset@50 Agenda, saying Papua New Guinea must use the lessons of its first 50 years of Independence to strengthen implementation, accountability and evidence-based decision-making as the country enters its next 50 years.
Prime Minister Marape made the remarks today while officiating at the Official Closing Ceremony of the Reset@50 Forum Week, hosted by the Consultative Implementation and Monitoring Council (CIMC) at the Dr John Momis Hall, Somare Institute of Leadership and Governance (SILAG), Waigani.
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