Werror was elected last week by the MRA board members, replacing Robin Moaina, who served as chairman for 10 years.
In a statement prepared by MRA, Werror thanked the board for their confidence in him and said he will make it a priority to continue stakeholder engagement to improve MRA’s services.
"MRA regulates the mining sector, which is an international business,” he said.
“The MRA therefore has to continue to improve its regulatory services to meet that international expectation but do so within the laws of PNG.
