Moresby South MP and Foreign Affairs Minister Justin Tkatchenko recently officially launched the Don Bosco Technical Secondary School E-Library which was named after him. The initial work on the Tkatchenko E-Library began in 2024 where the Moresby South District assisted the library transformation to a fully equipped E-library with 50 computers. Tkatchenko presented the school administration at Friday's event with K182,500 — the Moresby South DDA' s second component for the purchase of 50 more computers, and to upgrade the facility and course material for the various fields of study and training, as well as software. The Tkatchenko E-Library project will additionally assist with the delivery of Information Technology (IT) courses offered at the institution for the underprivileged youth from Moresby South and upgrade their technical skills in Information Technology (IT). “I am happy the school has continued to progress forward, and I will fully assist serve and support Don Bosco and the Catholic Church with the good work that they are doing, leading off with the legacy of the historic visit of Pope Francis in 2024. I am confident that these computers will be looked after well, maintained and the school will educate thousands of students. Don Bosco let's make it happen as we celebrate Papua New Guinea's 50th anniversary and moving forward for the benefit of our youth in Moresby South." Don Bosco Technical Secondary School Rector Fr Pedro Sachitula, SDB said the school was grateful that its services had been recognized by the government. "We promised that Minister Tkatchenko would do the official opening of the library, and we are pleased that the library bears his name. We would like to ensure that what we do is recognized, especially investing in young people and their education is the best way of running a country." Fr Pedro added that the school had been operating for the last 40 years and that they hope to build more infrastructure as it continues to expand and grow. "These young people have big dreams and with your contribution, we will help them make their dreams come true," Fr Pedro said.