Port Moresby City Markets into sixth year

PORT Moresby City Markets will be celebrating nearly six years of operation as a small-to-medium enterprise (SME) avenue for venders to sell their goods.
According to a statement from Pom City Markets, the commitment of the National Capital District Commission, local business associations and the community has helped create an environment for SMEs to market their products in an area that is safe, secure and appealing to customers wishing to buy from local SMEs and to encourage market demand. “The markets are an integral part of the city’s identity, reflecting its entrepreneurial spirit and providing a unique experience for residents and tourists alike,” it stated.
This Saturday, the PNG National Museum and Art Gallery will host the Pom City Markets for its sixth straight year.
“The bustling marketplace is a treasure trove offering unique products, delightful experiences, and the opportunity to connect with passionate local entrepreneurs,” the statement said.
“The market offers a wide range of market products such as unique handcrafted items that reflect the rich cultural heritage of the country, hand-woven tapestry and jewelry and painted artworks.
“By buying these products, visitors contribute to the preservation of traditional craftsmanship and support local artisans.
“Over the years, the markets have expanded and diversified.
“It has attracted an increasing number of both vendors and visitors.”