Development Plans

Gulf Province in Papua New Guinea has vast potential in various sectors such as agriculture, fisheries, energy, minerals, and tourism. With abundant resources like coconut, coffee, oil palm, and more, the province could become a major supplier of energy and minerals, aided by the presence of offshore fields and hydroelectric potential. Development of infrastructure, including the Kikori wharf, Industrial Park, and Special Economic Zone, would accelerate economic growth. However, transportation constraints need to be addressed through an integrated network of roads, rivers, and waterways. By aligning development plans with national priorities, Gulf Province can unlock its potential and promote sustainable growth.