Papua- In order to realize a safe and peaceful 2024 regional election, the Central Papua Provincial Government launched the Synergy Community and Community Security Post.
This activity was carried out at the Nabire Police yard, Central Papua.
matter. The Governor of Central Papua, Anwar Harun Damanik, said that this activity was a concrete step in ensuring the creation of a conducive, safe and comfortable situation for all the people of Central Papua, especially in Nabire.
Then, he continued, this is also part of a joint commitment, in realizing one of a number of priority agendas for the Central Papua government, namely, in terms of creating conditions.
“This agenda also focuses on efforts to create security stability in Central Papua, which is the main foundation for sustainable development in this area,” said Anwar Harun.
With the existence of this post, the Central Papua Provincial Government hopes to provide a sense of security and comfort for the entire community, as well as provide a quick response to any potential disturbances.
That way, he continued, people can carry out their daily activities, without worry.
“For this reason, I appreciate the initiation of this post,” he said.
He said these posts were placed at a number of strategic points in the Nabire Regency area, such as Oyehe, Kalibobo, Karang Tumaritis, Jayanti, Wadio, Topo and Siriwo.
Later, these posts will be staffed by elements of the government, province, district, TNI and Polri, so this collaboration is proof of the existing synergy.
“This means that to create a safe and peaceful situation, we don’t just have discourse, but this is realized in real activities, because the key to security and maintaining it is very important in the development process,” said Anwar Harun.
Anwar Harun also invited all parties to continue to maintain unity, increase coordination, strengthen cooperation, maintain security and maintain security in this region.
“Hopefully with these posts, we can provide the best service for the people of Central Papua, in realizing a safe, comfortable and prosperous Central Papua,” he concluded.
