The training will be led by LinkPad Technologies and Publishing (LinkPad) with support from experts co-opted from University of Papua New Guinea.
The CEO of NGCB, Imelda Agon while presenting the cheque said she believes in the initiative of upskilling the neglected rural population in the remote parts of PNG to open door of opportunities to the people.
“Through our continuous effort in building the communities around PNG, we are glad to assist LinkPad and UPNG with a funding of K50, 000 to conduct the integrated rural financial literacy training,” Agon said.
