The three-day course provided the participants with frameworks for ethical decision making in leadership.
The public servants, 20 women and 16 men travelled from across Papua New Guinea to attend, including participants from East Sepik, Eastern Highlands, Madang, Milne Bay, New Ireland, Port Moresby and Oro.
Participants, who comprised current and emerging public sector leaders, were welcomed to the course by Taies Sansan, Deputy Secretary of the Department of Resource Management, and Jodie McAlister, Australian High Commission Counsellor for Economic Governance.
