Prime Minister Anthony Albanese, in his Anzac Day dawn service address, acknowledged the invaluable assistance provided by Papua New Guinea during World War II. He recognized the sacrifices made by the people of Papua New Guinea, highlighting their unwavering support and companionship in the face of adversity. Prime Minister Albanese emphasized the deep and enduring bonds between Australia and Papua New Guinea, forged during the shared experiences of war. He expressed gratitude for the sacrifices made by Papuan New Guinean soldiers, who fought alongside Australian troops, and acknowledged their bravery and resilience. The Prime Minister’s words served as a poignant reminder of the significance of Papua New Guinea’s contribution to the war effort and the lasting legacy it has left on the relationship between the two nations.
Albanese Recognizes Papua New Guinea’s Role in WWII during Anzac Day Address
