UN AIDS Papua New Guinea

27/11/2025

The world was closer than ever to ending AIDS as a public health threat.

But when the US abruptly halted all HIV funding, and other donors reduced their contributions, the global response was pushed into immediate crisis.

The AIDS response must be protected. This is the moment to step forward, not step back.​

https://www.unaids.org/en/2025-world-aids-day

26/11/2025

The ongoing reductions in international aid, and abrupt US funding cuts, have exposed how fragile the HIV response becomes when resources are withdrawn.​

We have the innovation, medicines, knowledge and expertise. What we need now is sustained global solidarity. Donors must support countries until they can fully fund their HIV responses, shifting from dependence to self-reliance.​

Find out more in the report: https://www.unaids.org/en/2025-world-aids-day

26/11/2025

AIDS is NOT over!
➡️Over 40M people are living with HIV globally​

➡️10M people are waiting for HIV treatment​

➡️1.3M people acquired HIV in 2024​

This can and must change!​

This , leaders must reaffirm their commitment to end AIDS and support countries and communities through this difficult and challenging times.​

https://www.unaids.org/en/2025-world-aids-day

24/11/2025

These 5 actions can help countries end AIDS as a public health threat.

Swipe to read➡️ https://www.unaids.org/en/2025-world-aids-day

03/09/2025

The Secretary-General of the United Nations, His Excellency António Guterres, arrived in Papua New Guinea for his official fpur-day visit.

This marks a historic occasion, as it is the first time a sitting UN Secretary-General has visited the country since it joined the UN in 1975.

Read more: https://tvwan.com.pg/news/5900

03/09/2025

The UN Secretary-General has landed!

Yesterday, the United Nations in Papua New Guinea had the honour of joining the Government of Papua New Guinea in welcoming the UN Secretary-General, H.E. António Guterres, to the country.

During his 4-day visit of solidarity, the Secretary-General will address the Parliament of Papua New Guinwa and observe the UN's climate and peacebuilding work in the country. This marks the first time ever that a UN Secretary-General has visited Papua New Guinea.

The Secretary-General was welcomed at Jacksons International Airport by the Deputy Prime Minister's, Hon
John Rosso; the Minister for Foreign Affairs, Hon. Justin Tkatchenko; the UN Resident Coordinator, Mr. Richard Howard and other high ranking representatives of the Government.

The Secretary-General also received a warm traditional welcome by the traditional land owners of Port Moresby, the Motu and Koitabi people, followed by a Guard of Honour Parade by the PNG Defence Force.

Please join us in wishing a warm PNG welcome to the Secretary-General!

United Nations in Papua New Guinea

04/08/2025