PM calls for tangible rights

Prime Minister James Marape has urged members of parliament , to use their district funds to deliver tangible results for their people.

He made the call, while praising the Menyamya District, under the leadership of local MP Solen Loifa for delivering key development projects.

Among them is a state of the art district administration complex, and a police station.

Mr Marape stressed that the government’s Development Agenda depends on translating Annual Budget Allocation into functioning services across the districts and provinces.

He noted Menyamya’s progress shows the responsibility of elected leaders and public administrations to turn public funding into practical improvements people can see and use.

The Prime Minister also recognized Menyamya’s contribution to PNG through agriculture, saying its hardworking people and productive land provide a strong foundation for greater prosperity.