Statement by Prime Minister James Marape | 5th March 2020
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Looking forward to attend UBS inquiry tomorrow, time to expose people and companies and banks who use PNG as their play ground to make money.
They have moved on and my country PNG still remains in man made sinkholes.
Tomorrow will be first of many of my formal submission sessions to the COI.
For public noting, this COI has not stopped police or Ombudsman from doing further research, investigation and prosecution on those of us who have been named in the OC report.
The relevance of the COI is to look at this transaction in totality and asses the criminal culpability of both individuals and companies involved in the transaction.
PNG lost around K3billion and if COI affirms crime then penalty and restitution will naturally be sought for PNG against those that COI establishes as having committed offenses.
Goodnight.
PMJM!
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Jay Dee
We are proud of your boldness to safe our country from the hands of the greedy and selfish leaders who were trying to sink our beautify nation. Go and expose all their sins. Make sure they don’t get away with it but to face the law and ensure the justice prevail.
Jay Dee, a very thoughtful comment of you. We can see that our current prime Minister Hon James Marape begin to displays a very unique leadership style. From his actions and decisions making, you can clearly tell that he is in the business of crucifying himself in order to save this beautiful nation and its people from the hands of corrupt dogs and monkeys and their cohorts. God bless Papua New Guinea.
Papua New Guinea’s inclusion on the FATF grey list highlights weaknesses in enforcement systems against financial crime. The need for stronger government coordination, transparency in company ownership, and firm anti-corruption measures to achieve removal from the list.
The Chief Justice of Papua New Guinea has called for stronger, fairer laws, warning that some current legislation may not serve the national interest. He urged lawmakers to ensure that all laws are clear, enforceable, and designed for the benefit of all citizens.
PNG’s return to the global grey list has sparked political debate, with Opposition MP James Nomane warning of rising costs, investor uncertainty, and weakened national sovereignty amid a K65 billion debt burden.
PNG grey listing is linked to weak enforcement of money laundering laws, with over 5,000 cases reportedly left unprosecuted. Experts warn that unless serious financial crimes are addressed through the legal system, the country risks remaining under international financial scrutiny.
We are proud of your boldness to safe our country from the hands of the greedy and selfish leaders who were trying to sink our beautify nation. Go and expose all their sins. Make sure they don’t get away with it but to face the law and ensure the justice prevail.
Jay Dee, a very thoughtful comment of you. We can see that our current prime Minister Hon James Marape begin to displays a very unique leadership style. From his actions and decisions making, you can clearly tell that he is in the business of crucifying himself in order to save this beautiful nation and its people from the hands of corrupt dogs and monkeys and their cohorts. God bless Papua New Guinea.