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Report: Papua New Guinea Seeking Investments in Space and Spy Agencies

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  • #Ethics
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  • #Espionage
  • #Politics
  • #Governance
Report: Papua New Guinea Seeking Investments in Space and Spy Agencies
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MAR 25
Above: Papua New Guinea Prime Minister James Marape looks on during a press conference at Parliament on March 25, 2025, in Wellington, New Zealand. Image copyright: Hagen Hopkins/Stringer/Getty Images News via Getty Images
story last updated MAR 25

The Spin

Narrative A

The PNG government must abandon its unrealistic grand projects and begin prioritizing its people's dire needs. Nearly 40% of the nation lives in poverty and lacks electricity and clean water, while violence claims lives and displaces thousands. Economically stifled, failing in safety and infrastructure, PNG's leaders must focus urgently on the priorities its citizens deserve.

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Narrative B

While PNG does have more work to do, the government's grand proposals are likely just the end goal of their current development transition. The Connect PNG Program and Corporate Plan 2025–2029 is prioritizing roads and bridges, while the Digital Transformation Act fosters innovation. These efforts are connecting communities and driving opportunity, building a foundation for ambitious visions that critics overlook.

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