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Pope urges end to Papua New Guinea tribal conflicts and fair, sustainable extraction of resources

IndiaTimes Saturday, 7 September 2024
Pope Francis visited Papua New Guinea, urging an end to tribal violence and advocating for sustainable development of natural resources. He emphasized civic responsibility and cooperation to improve infrastructure, health, and education. Addressing Bougainville's independence issue, he called for fair resource distribution benefiting local people over multinational companies.
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News video: Pope tells Papua New Guinea leaders natural resources must benefit 'entire community'

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Pope Francis delivers a pointed warning to Papua New Guinea's leaders that the country's sizable resource wealth must benefit all -- a politically charged demand in a nation where many believe their riches are being stolen or squandered. "These goods are destined by God for the entire community", the...

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