Joint Communiqué New Zealand Papua New Guinea Trade Mission
Joint Communiqué New Zealand Papua New Guinea Trade Mission 2011
This is a joint communiqué of the New Zealand Papua New Guinea and Papua New Guinea New Zealand Business Councils who have been working to grow partnerships of value between Papua New Guinea and New Zealand.
The trade mission, comprising 27 companies from New Zealand led by the Hon John Hayes MP, Chairman of the New Zealand Foreign Affairs Defence and Trade Select Committee and Mr. Stephen Eagle, Chairman of the New Zealand Papua New Guinea Business Council, arrived in Port Moresby on Sunday 10th April 2011 and were hosted by the Papua New Guinea New Zealand Business Council and the Port Moresby Chamber of Commerce and Industry.
This joint communiqué advises the principal outcomes of the trade mission, which were:
That the trade mission achieved its objectives of enabling greater co-operation and partnership between the Papua New Guinea and New Zealand private sectors
That reciprocal trade missions will be undertaken on a regular basis in the future
That the re-establishment of the Papua New Guinea New Zealand Business Council in Port Moresby, led by Mr. Gary Haora was successful
That the Papua New Guinea Government has invited the development of a double taxation agreement between the two countries
That the Papua New Guinea Government will consider placing a trade officer in the office of the Pacific Islands Trade and Investment Cooperation via the Papua New Guinea High Commission in Wellington
That the Papua New Guinea Government will participate in the Pacific Forum and Rugby World Cup activities in September 2011
That the trade mission businesses have successfully engaged with Papua New Guinea companies, and that mutual business is being written
That numerous discussions have taken place between potential trading partners during the mission
The participation and co-operation of the two governments and the private sector in Port Moresby is highly appreciated by the business councils, who gratefully acknowledge their principal sponsor, Carpenters Shipping.
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