PAPUA New Guinea’s Chamber of Minerals and Energy believes there is huge potential for further development opportunities in the in the next three to five years, but these will not proceed unless investors are confident of the legal, fiscal and regulatory environment in PNG.
At the Sydney conference were, from left, Gerea Aopi, Chamber executive director Albert Mellam, Prime Minister Peter O’Neill and Chamber vice president Richard Kassman
Public debate expected on the continuing role and prospects for petroleum and mining companies
Steamships welcomed back to Bougainville
Kumul transparency move welcomed
Newcrest exec joins mining body
Smare re-elected Mines Chamber chief
