MIMIKA – The presence of the Cartenz Peace Operation Task Force 2026 in Mimika Regency on Wednesday (25/02/2026) was not solely focused on security measures, but also reflected a humanitarian commitment through the distribution of social assistance to communities in need.
The activity, which began at 09:00 WIT, was led directly by the Head of the Banops Task Force of Cartenz Peace Operation 2026, Senior Commissioner of Police Bambang Widiatmoko, S.H., M.M., along with Banops personnel and supported by the Public Relations Task Force. Prior to departing for the locations, all personnel conducted a consolidation briefing to ensure readiness and coordination.
The first location visited was the Cinta Bella Mother and Child Foundation in Karang Senang Village, Kuala Kencana. At the foundation, personnel distributed social assistance and engaged directly with administrators and children. The warm and family-like atmosphere throughout the visit reflected the Indonesian National Police’s commitment to being present not only as security officers, but also as partners and friends to the community.
The team then continued to Rumah Al Quran Misbah Usmaillah on the Main Road of Pomako Port. At this second location, social assistance was once again provided as a form of support for religious educational institutions that play a vital role in shaping the character of Papua’s younger generation.
The Head of Cartenz Peace Operation 2026, Brigadier General of Police Dr. Faizal Ramadhani, S.Sos., S.I.K., M.H., emphasized that social assistance activities are an integral part of the humanitarian approach adopted in the operation.
“The Cartenz Peace Operation is not solely oriented toward law enforcement, but also prioritizes a humanitarian approach. We want to ensure that the presence of the state is truly felt by the community, especially by those who need attention and support,” he stated.
According to him, security stability and social welfare are inseparable elements in realizing a peaceful and prosperous Papua.
In line with this, the Deputy Head of Cartenz Peace Operation 2026, Senior Commissioner of Police Adarma Sinaga, S.I.K., M.Hum., explained that the social initiative serves to strengthen emotional ties between security personnel and the community.
“We aim to build trust and closeness with the community. Through this social assistance activity, we hope to foster good communication and a shared sense of responsibility in maintaining a safe and conducive situation in Papua,” he said.
The entire series of activities proceeded safely and orderly. Documentation and media coverage were carried out by the Public Relations Task Force as part of transparency and public accountability.
Through this tangible action, the Cartenz Peace Operation 2026 reaffirmed its commitment that sustainable security must go hand in hand with social care, empathy, and collective solidarity in order to realize a Papua that is safe, peaceful, and full of hope.
