The plans were submitted to the PNG government in April last year and, if approved, could include a major sea port, an industrial zone as well as a commercial business precinct. Mr Morrison said he maintained a close relationship with PNG prime minister James Marape and the pair were 'on the same page', The Australian reported.
søndag 7. februar 2021
Australia's Prime Minister Scott Morrison says China's bid to build a new $39billion city on Australia's doorstep is 'speculative'
Prime Minister Scott Morrison has described a Chinese company's $39billion plan to build a city on Australia's doorstep as 'speculative'. The prime minister and his government will look closely at the plans made by the Beijing-backed Hong Kong registered company, WYW Holding Limited. Leaked documents revealed the company intends to construct a new city on the Island of Daru in Papua New Guinea - just 200 kilometres north of Australia's Cape York.
The plans were submitted to the PNG government in April last year and, if approved, could include a major sea port, an industrial zone as well as a commercial business precinct. Mr Morrison said he maintained a close relationship with PNG prime minister James Marape and the pair were 'on the same page', The Australian reported.
The plans were submitted to the PNG government in April last year and, if approved, could include a major sea port, an industrial zone as well as a commercial business precinct. Mr Morrison said he maintained a close relationship with PNG prime minister James Marape and the pair were 'on the same page', The Australian reported.
