Over 200 graduating students at Don Bosco Technological Institute in Port Moresby have been urged to display the values of life such respect self- discipline, humility and integrity as these will sustain them when challenges of life tests them in the real world.
The Executive Director of Papua New Guinea Extractive Industries Transparency Initiative, George Kauli told over 200 graduating students at Don Bosco Technological Institute’s 34th graduation that values of life instilled in them through education will sustain them in life.
“Graduates, your future begins now, in this moment. The dreams you carry today, the courage you show today and the values you uphold today will determine the kind of leaders you will become tomorrow,” said Mr. Kauli.
“Your education at Don Bosco has not only given you technical skills, but has instilled the tools that will sustain you when the challenges of life begin to test your resolve,” he said.
“Always remember, every lasting transformation begins with ordinary individuals who choose to do what is right, even when no one is watching. Like Bosconians say, do ordinary things extra-ordinary,” Mr. Kauli reminded the students.
He thanked the parents and guardians for their sacrifices, love and unwavering support that have helped their children reach this milestone.
“ To the DBTI faculty and staff, thank you for your dedication and tireless commitment to shaping not only the minds but also the hearts of our young people. Your work continues to build the foundation of leadership and service in our nation”, he said.
“And to you, the graduates of 2025, congratulations! You have achieved a significant milestone through perseverance, faith and determination. But remember, this is not the end of your journey, it is the beginning of your mission: to live your faith, apply your knowledge and serve with integrity,” he continued.
“Dream boldly, act with purpose, and anchor your life in faith and service. As you step forward into the world, remember that the future of Papua New Guinea rests in your hands, and your hope will light the path for others,” he concluded.
