PNG Prime Minister Marape, MP closing remarks - 8th Leaders’ Summit

Hon Prime Minister James Marape, MP of Papua New Guinea presented closing remarks at the 8th Asia Pacific Leaders’ Summit on Malaria Elimination where he reiterated the Government of PNG's commitment under the National Health Plan 2021-2030 to eliminate malaria by 2030, while acknowledging the substantial challenges ahead including climate change, financing, access, and workforce constraints.
About the event:
Hosted by the Government of Papua New Guinea (PNG) in partnership with the Asia Pacific Leaders Malaria Alliance (APLMA), the 8th Asia Pacific Leaders’ Summit on Malaria Elimination on 6-7 June 2024 in Port Moresby united stakeholders under the theme “Invest to Achieve Zero Malaria” recognizing the significant burden and impact of malaria among Pacific Island nations. The first day focused on high-level political commitments to malaria elimination while the second day comprised of partner meetings and technical discussions. The Emcee of the Summit was Dr Pamela Toliman, Senior Research Fellow, PNG Institute of Medical Research.

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Hon. PMJM,
WE APPLAUD HON. PMJM FOR THE POWERFUL WORDS OF COURAGE, STRENGTH AND WISDOM RELEASED TO BLESS THE PACIFIC BROTHERHOOD REGION.
God bless the Prime Minister of Papua New Guinea Rt. Hon. James Marape MP and God bless his citizens. Amen.

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Thank you for the summit and talks and taughts on Malaria prevention and elimination. I only want to comment about "prevention and elimination". I believe it is right to say prevention and minimise, NOT elimination. Malaria had been part of the eco system in Coastal areas of PNG ever since, and it is a created thing by the Creator, therefore only the Creator can eliminate and not the created beings. We only as much as possible try to prevent and minimise through preventive methods identified and creative medications.

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Thank you to Global funds for the funding to eradicate malaria in Papua New Guinea.
There is evidence of the impact of the programme as the journey to the 2030 destination continues. 👏💯

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Amazingly Suberb! Thank you for sharing this video. On behalf of our people of Kambaramba villages, Keram in Angoram & Nubia & Sisimagum villages in Bogia Districts, I thank the Team Malaria in its tremendous work in prevention and elimination of Malaria in Papua New Guinea! I understand there is a Malaria vaccine that ia being tried in Africa and other parts of the world and wish to appeal to our authorities that this Malaria vaccine be tried in Papua New Guinea also. I must thank & commend the closing remarks & backing of the Government and from our Prime Minister James Marape in addressing the 8 th Leaaders' Summit on Malaria. Greetings from Madang, Papua New Guinea.

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When marape regime deflucfuat fluctuations, goods and other live coasting basic needs ...

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If only we spent more time reading we'd know how to spell and write proper English.

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Pmjm u bagarapim country ya shame on u