Was this building always so quiet? The British High Commission in Port Moresby stands as a symbol of a relationship that stretches back centuries. The ties between Papua New Guinea and the United Kingdom are woven into the fabric of both nations. Established officially in 1975, the British High Commission represents the continuing friendship and shared history between these two Commonwealth members. The UK’s commitment to Papua New Guinea goes beyond diplomacy. The British High Commission is actively involved in supporting good governance, human rights, and climate change initiatives. British companies, like Rio Tinto and Heritage Oil, significantly contribute to Papua New Guinea’s economy. Interestingly, did you know that in 2009, trade between the UK and Papua New Guinea heavily favoured Papua New Guinea? Though geographically distant, the British High Commission in Port Moresby reminds us of the interconnected world we live in and the bridges built through diplomacy and shared values.
British High Commission
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