Which country will sign a security pact with the United

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Papua New Guinea will sign a security pact with the United States that gives American troops access to the Pacific nation’s ports and airports. Two agreements focusing on defence cooperation and maritime surveillance had been agreed with Washington and would be formally signed at the earliest opportunity after parliamentary approval. The agreements, which can be renewed every 15 years, will give the United States vital movement in Papua New Guinea’s waters near sea routes to Australia and Japan, in return for access to U.S. satellite surveillance. About USA Capital: Washington, D.C.             Currency: U.S. dollar                           President: Joe Biden About Papua New Guinea Capital: Port Moresby                    Prime minister: James Marape           Currency: Papua New Guinean Kina