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PNG seeks Japanese support for LNG projects

Petroleum Minister meets with Japan Bank for International Cooperation

Colin Sandell-Hay

PNG PM James Marape is hoping Japan can back his LNG projects. Image courtesy of PNG PM's office.

PNG PM James Marape is hoping Japan can back his LNG projects. Image courtesy of PNG PM's office.

The Papua New Guinea (PNG) Government is confident that a leading Japanese financial institute may support its long-term LNG growth plans after a number of international banks have reportedly elected to...

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