1)   India and Papua New Guinea will be cooperating in which sectors?
  1) Agricultural research 2) Space technology 3) Anti-retroviral drugs
												                        
													                    a. 1, 3
													                     b. 2, 3
													                     c. 1, 2
													                     d. All of the above
													                    
													                      
											                        
											                        
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                                                                            ANSWER: 1, 3
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  - India agreed to provide a line of credit of $100 million to Papua New Guinea for infrastructure projects and signed a pact to set up a ‘Centre of Excellence’ in information technology.
 - Four memorandums of understanding were signed on the second and final day of President Mukherjee’s visit, the first state visit by an Indian head of state to the island nation.
 - Papua New Guinea reiterated its support for India’s claim for permanent membership in the UN Security Council and agreed to expedite a proposed Bilateral Investment Promotion and Protection Agreement (IPPA) to facilitate investments. It announced visa-on-arrival facility for Indian tourists.
 - Apart from MoUs on extending a line of credit and information technology, other agreements related to cooperation on agricultural research and health were also signed
 - Mr. Mukherjee announced that India would provide anti-retroviral drugs and equipment to benefit 20,000 HIV positive patients in Papua New Guinea, a figure that would help at least half the number of those suffering from the disease.
 - The President said India would assist capacity-building and human resource development, besides offering to share its advanced techniques and technologies in the agriculture sector.
  
                                                                            
                                                                             											                        
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