Papua New Guinea Company held 2025 annual work summary and 2026 annual work deployment meeting

   On February 10, PNG held the 2025 work summary and 2026 work deployment meeting to comprehensively review the operating results of the past year and systematically plan the development blueprint for the new year.

   Zheng Yong, secretary of the company's party branch, stressed that 2026 is“The 15th Five-Year Plan”In the first year of the strategic plan, PNG should always adhere to and strengthen the overall leadership of the party, run through all aspects of corporate governance, continuously strengthen the construction of compliance system, strictly abide by the laws and regulations of the host country and the internal rules and regulations of the enterprise, further promote the construction of party conduct and clean government, create a clean and healthy development environment, and provide a strong political guarantee for the high-quality development of enterprises.

   Luo Haozhong, general manager of the company, put forward three requirements: first, fully investigate the new market and seize the development opportunities. It is necessary to scientifically lay out key projects and form a market development pattern with clear levels and key points. The second is to focus on inspection feedback problems and compact rectification responsibilities. We should take the initiative to take on the responsibility, claim one by one, and formulate practical rectification plans to promote management improvement with the effectiveness of rectification. The third is to keep the bottom line of compliance and operation to ensure sustainable and healthy development. It is necessary to comprehensively strengthen the awareness of risk prevention and control, standardize business decision-making behavior, and continuously improve governance capabilities and governance levels, so as to build a solid foundation for the stability of enterprises.

   Members of the company's leadership team, heads of various departments, and representatives of various country agencies attended the meeting, and the supervisory commissioner of the Group Commission for Discipline Inspection attended the meeting as nonvoting delegates.