![Papua New Guinea's new prime minister, James Marape (C), arrives at the house of Governor-General Bob Dadae to be sworn in as the new leader in Port Moresby on May 30, 2019. - Marape vowed to "tweak" resource laws to give citizens a fairer share on May 30, in a fiery nationalistic address following his election. (Photo by GORETHY KENNETH / AFP)](https://thenational-the-national-prod.cdn.arcpublishing.com/resizer/v2/GO2VESO2GQUBFYTLFHDOL37HGE.jpg?smart=true&auth=aade4c3819f4b42ad8e53668776d7632bd092fc6466e73428682c2f24653142f&width=400&height=225)
Papua New Guinea's new prime minister James Marape arrives to be sworn in as the new leader in Port Moresby on May 30, 2019. AFP
Papua New Guinea's new prime minister James Marape arrives to be sworn in as the new leader in Port Moresby on May 30, 2019. AFP
Papua New Guinea sets audacious goal to become 'richest black Christian nation'
The impoverished nation is the 153rd most developed country in the world, two spots above Syria