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22/01/2022

On Friday our Women in Energy Network (WEN) led a gathering of staff in front of ExxonMobil Haus, in Port Moresby, calling for an end to domestic violence in Papua New Guinea. Over 180 ExxonMobil staff members also joined a webinar to hear about the work PNG Business Coalition For Women and Bel isi PNG are doing to end gender based violence.

22/01/2022

22/01/2022

Minster for Petroleum Kerenga Kua is pleased with ExxonMobil and their operations with PNG LNG.

22/01/2022

22/01/2022

The 2.5 million kina Hela Education Program reflects ExxonMobil PNG’s commitment to partnering with government and communities to assist students in continuing their education and expanding their learning opportunities.

“ExxonMobil’s Education Program will provide over 3,000 students in Year eight to Year 12 the opportunity to continue their education. This program, the first of its kind in Hela, will keep students engaged in the classroom, enabling our young men and women to obtain the education needed to not only help themselves and their families, but also to support the broader development of Hela Province,” said Governor Philip Undialu.

The Hela Department of Education Director, Ronny Angu, also thanked ExxonMobil for supporting his department’s efforts on behalf of Hela’s youth.

Read more about the program here: https://bit.ly/3rM3L0z.