PNG gas talks finally get underway after court hearing

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Updated April 30, 2009 10:31:55

A meeting between landowners and developers of Papua New Guinea's Liquefied Natural Gas project to discuss the issues and benefits from the project, is set to start in Kokopo in PNG's East New Britain province on Thursday. The meeting on sharing benefits from the multi-billion dollar project was delayed by court action, with landowners claiming they're were neither properly consulted nor correctly identified.


Presenter Firmin Nanol

Speaker: Landowner spokesperson Simon Ekanda, Exxon Mobil's PNG Managing Director Peter Graham

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