Papua New Guinea–United Kingdom relations

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Papua New Guinea – United Kingdom relations



Papua New Guinea	United Kingdom

Papua New Guinea and the United Kingdom share King Charles III as their head of state. They have had relations since 1975 when Papua New Guinea gained independence from the then British Dominion of Australia.

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Foreign relations of the United Kingdom

Bilateral relations

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