Pan Melanesian Congress Party

The Pan Melanesian Congress Party is a political party in Papua New Guinea. At the last legislative elections, 15-29 June 2002, the party is said to have won 2 of 109 seats.

Political parties in Papua New Guinea
National parties
  • National Alliance Party
  • Papua New Guinea Party
  • People's Action Party
  • Pangu Party
  • People's Democratic Movement
  • United Resources Party
  • People's Progress Party
  • New Generation Party
  • People's National Congress Party
  • People's Party
  • Rural Development Party
  • Melanesian Liberal Party
  • People's Labour Party
  • Social Democratic Party
  • Country Party
  • United Party
  • Melanesian Alliance Party
  • National Advance Party
  • Pipol First Party
  • Labour Party
  • National Party
  • Conservative Party
  • T.H.E. Party
Bougainville parties
  • Bougainville Independence Movement
  • Bougainville Labour Party
  • Bougainville People's Congress
  • New Bougainville Party
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  • Politics of Papua New Guinea


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