Directors from Mineral Resources Development Company (MRDC) trust companies, senior MRDC and affiliate investments staff have undergone a two-day directors training facilitated by the PNG Institute of Directors (PNGID).
The training is part of MRDC’s ongoing commitment to build the governance capability of its directors across the MRDC group.
The Mineral Resources Development Company (MRDC) has shared lessons from five decades of managing resource wealth, contributing to the national conversation on how Papua New Guinea can maximise the long-term value of its natural resources.
Speaking during the Wealth Management session at PNG Resources Week 2026, MRDC Chief Operating Officer Vele Rupa said while MRDC and the proposed Sovereign Wealth Fund (SWF) are underpinned by similar principles—transforming resource revenues into long-term financial assets that continue to benefit future generations.
K14.5B Assets Under Management 22 Managed Companies 50 yrs Serving Landowners 5yrs Consecutive Unqualified Clean Audits The tabling of MRDC’s 2024 Audited Financial Statements in Parliament by the Prime
Doreen Kava, a geologist with the Mineral Resources Development Company (MRDC), plays a key role in supporting the organisation’s involvement in Papua New Guinea’s mining and petroleum sectors. Her work centres on reviewing and
Aspiring educator Nicholas Yawi is determined to improve learning outcomes in remote parts of Southern Highlands Province by using e-library facilities and digital education tools. Nicholas, who hails from Yanguri Village in
Today saw PNG Air’s Mangi Kutubu make its inaugural flight into Moro in Southern Highlands Province, marking the start of a new twice-weekly service commencing in July. The modern ATR 42-600 aircraft was acquired by Petroleum
The Mineral Resources Development Company (MRDC) continues to build its internal systems capability, with two of its Pronto Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) Systems Administrators recently completing specialised training in Brisbane, Australia. Ms Serah
Boss Dokta, a final-year Bachelor of Arts in Communication for Development (BACD) student at the Papua New Guinea University of Technology (PNGUoT), is gaining hands-on industry experience through the Mineral
Construction of new education facilities at Omati Primary School in Kikori District, Gulf Province, is near completion, bringing improved learning infrastructure to one of the district’s remote riverine communities. The
Located in Bisi Village along the Kikori River, approximately a 40-minute boat ride from Kikori Station in Gulf Province, Bisi Elementary School is the latest recipient of education infrastructure support