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Casino to drive next wave of development, says Marape

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Oct 15, 2024

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… Zone (SEZ) satellite casino.
“With this new casino, Papua New Guinea … tourism and employment.
“The casino would cater exclusively to overseas … chairman Peter Barge said the casino was designed to the … those of Singapore’s elite casinos.
“This project marks a …

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