Most logging companies in Papua New Guinea are owned and operated by
A. Americans
B. Australians
C. Europeans
D. Malaysians
Answer (2)
Most logging companies in Papua New Guinea are owned and operated by Malaysians, who have significantly invested in the industry. This ownership pattern reflects the deep economic ties between Malaysia and PNG, with Malaysian firms dominating the forestry sector. Other foreign nations like Australia and Europe also have a presence, but to a lesser extent. ;
Most logging companies in Papua New Guinea are owned and operated by Malaysians. This trend reflects Malaysia's significant investment in the region's rich timber resources and the strong economic ties established with PNG. While there is some presence of Australian and European firms, Malaysians dominate the industry.
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