Mr Winston Jacob, GULL Country Representative, Papua New Guinea and Event Chairman.

Explains the GULL concept and mission, symbolized by a simple, contemporary logo featuring the outline of a bird in flight (GULL) embracing the world. Its message is that lifelong learning is a universal right for all.

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Dr Richard Teare, President, GULL

Addresses three questions: (1) How will GULL encourage lifelong learning? (2) How will the process differ from traditional academic methods? (3) How does the GULL system work.

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Grand Chief Sir Michael Somare, Prime Minister, Papua New Guinea, Co-Chancellor, GULL

Outlines the role of lifelong learning in developing the nation’s infrastucture and the human potential of the people of Papua New Guinea.

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Mr Benson Ateng, Country Manager, World Bank, (Papua New Guinea, East Asia & Pacific Region).

Reflects on GULL’s role in encouraging lifelong learning, fostering courage and confidence and equipping learners to cope with a changing world. Endorses GULL’s work on behalf of the World Bank.

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Grand Chief Sir Paulias Matane, Governor General, Papua New Guinea, Founding Chancellor, GULL

Addresses three questions: (1) The problem: The world’s majority are excluded from development; (2) The response: GULL’s inclusive, universal mission; (3) Action: Global recognition – in perpetuity - of GULL’s work.

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Mr Edward Mooney, Chairman, GULL

An official launch statement from California: GULL is established to extend opportunities for learning - especially to those with little or no access to traditional forms of education and training.

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Dr Richard Teare, President, GULL / Mr Winston Jacob, GULL Country Representative, Papua New Guinea.

GULL’s global and national objectives: A briefing to the news, TV and radio media of Papua New Guinea.

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