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PNG Foreign Minister Underscores Rugby League’s Contribution to Indo-Pacific Unity

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Papua New Guinea Foreign Affairs Minister Justin Tkatchenko has emphasized the significance of rugby league in fostering unity and strengthening diplomatic ties across the Indo-Pacific region. Speaking at the Indo-Pacific Forum Discussion on Geopolitics and Rugby League in Las Vegas, Nevada, he acknowledged the sport’s role in connecting nations and promoting regional cooperation. He also extended appreciation to key stakeholders, including Bond…

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PNG Foreign Minister Underscores Rugby League’s Contribution to Indo-Pacific Unity

Papua New Guinea Foreign Affairs Minister Justin Tkatchenko has emphasized the significance of rugby league in fostering unity and strengthening diplomatic ties across the Indo-Pacific region. Speaking at the Indo-Pacific Forum Discussion on Geopolitics and Rugby League in Las Vegas, Nevada, he acknowledged the sport’s role in connecting nations and promoting regional cooperation. He also extended appreciation to key stakeholders, including Bond…

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