About the Office of the Solicitor General
The Office of the Solicitor General serves as the principal legal advisor to the Government of Papua New Guinea and provides expert legal representation for the State in all courts and tribunals. The Solicitor General holds a constitutional office and plays a vital role in the administration of justice.
Core Functions
- Providing legal advice to government on complex constitutional and legal matters
- Representing the State in Supreme Court and National Court proceedings
- Appeals management and strategic litigation oversight
- Constitutional interpretation and advisory opinions
- International legal affairs and treaty obligations
- Human rights compliance and advocacy
- Legal policy review and development
George Akia
Acting Solicitor General
Serving as Acting Solicitor General, George Akia brings extensive experience in constitutional law, litigation, and government legal advisory services. He is committed to upholding the rule of law and ensuring the State's legal interests are effectively represented.
Quick Contact
+675-301-2800
solgen@justice.gov.pg
WNB Haus, Level 8 & 6, Independence Drive, Waigani
Office Hours:
Monday - Friday: 8:30 AM - 4:06 PM
Public Holidays: Closed
Legal Consultations:
Constitutional and legal matters require formal submission through government channels.