City Pharmacy Limited Reaffirms Commitment as Gold Sponsor of the 60th Medical Symposium

City Pharmacy Limited (CPL) is proud to continue its longstanding support of Papua New Guinea’s healthcare sector as a Gold Category Sponsor of the 60th Annual Medical Symposium, contributing more than PGK100,000 in sponsorship support. This includes a cash contribution of PGK20,000, along with symposium bags, lanyards, Medical Society sponsorship, and individual sponsorships that collectively support the successful delivery of the event.

The annual symposium, organized by the Medical Society of Papua New Guinea (MSPNG), remains one of the country’s premier healthcare events, bringing together medical professionals, specialists, researchers, policymakers, and healthcare stakeholders from across the nation.

This year’s theme, “Provincial Health Authorities (PHAs) Establishment Review: Past, Present and Future,” will provide a platform for important discussions on the evolution, achievements, challenges, and future direction of Papua New Guinea’s Provincial Health Authorities and their role in strengthening healthcare delivery throughout the country.

The symposium program will comprise the main symposium sessions from 31 August to 2 September, followed by specialist meetings from 3 to 4 September 2026.

As a trusted healthcare partner, CPL has maintained a strong relationship with the Medical Society of Papua New Guinea and remains committed to supporting initiatives that promote professional development, knowledge sharing, and improved healthcare outcomes for all Papua New Guineans.

Through its City Pharmacy Medical and Laboratory Supplies Division, CPL supports the country’s healthcare ecosystem by providing quality medical equipment, laboratory solutions, product sourcing, training, technical support, and after-sales service to healthcare facilities nationwide. This commitment helps healthcare providers access the tools and technologies required to deliver quality patient care.

Pradeep Panda, Chief Operating Officer at CPL Group, said the company is pleased to once again support the Medical Symposium and contribute to conversations that shape the future of healthcare in Papua New Guinea.

“The Medical Symposium is an important forum that brings together healthcare leaders and practitioners to share knowledge, discuss emerging healthcare challenges, and collaborate on solutions that improve health outcomes across the country. CPL is proud to continue supporting this important event as a Gold Category Sponsor, with a sponsorship package valued at more than PGK100,000. We remain committed to advancing healthcare standards, strengthening the capabilities of our healthcare workforce, and supporting platforms that contribute to a healthier Papua New Guinea.”

CPL’s continued sponsorship reflects the company’s dedication to building healthier communities through meaningful partnerships with healthcare institutions, professionals, and industry stakeholders.

The Medical Symposium continues to serve as a critical platform for professional engagement and innovation, ensuring healthcare practitioners remain informed and equipped to address the evolving health needs of Papua New Guinea.

Professor Nakapi Tefuarani, President of the Medical Society of Papua New Guinea (MSPNG), acknowledged CPL’s ongoing commitment to supporting the country’s medical community.

“We sincerely thank City Pharmacy Limited for its continued support of the Medical Symposium. Long-standing partnerships such as this play a vital role in enabling dialogue, education, and collaboration within the healthcare sector. CPL’s contribution helps ensure the symposium remains a valuable platform for advancing medical knowledge and strengthening healthcare services across Papua New Guinea.”

CPL’s Gold Category Sponsorship, valued at more than PGK100,000, reflects the company’s ongoing commitment to strengthening Papua New Guinea’s healthcare sector. Through both financial and in-kind support, CPL continues to invest in initiatives that promote professional development, knowledge sharing, and improved healthcare outcomes for communities across the country.