Nabire – The Carstensz 2026 Peace Task Force held a gathering and iftar with journalists in Nabire Regency, Central Papua, on Wednesday (March 11). This activity was part of an effort to strengthen synergy between security forces and the media in conveying information to the public.
The event was led by the Head of Public Relations of the Carstensz 2026 Peace Task Force, Senior Commissioner Yusuf Sutejo, S.I.K., M.T., and attended by several journalists who have been actively covering various developments in the Central Papua region.
The Head of Public Relations, Senior Commissioner Yusuf Sutejo, stated that the media plays a strategic role in conveying accurate, balanced, and educational information to the public regarding the security situation and various security forces activities in Papua.
“This activity is a form of togetherness and camaraderie between the Cartenz Peace Task Force and our fellow journalists in Nabire. We hope that the communication and good relationship that has been established can continue to be strengthened,” said the Head of the Public Relations Task Force.
Commissioner of Police Yusuf Sutejo also expressed his appreciation for the role of journalists, who have helped convey information professionally while maintaining a conducive situation through balanced reporting.
Meanwhile, the Head of the Cartenz Peace Operations 2026, Brigadier General of Police Dr. Faizal Ramadhani, S.Sos., S.I.K., M.H., emphasized that partnerships with the media are a crucial factor in maintaining security stability in Papua.
“The media is our strategic partner in providing accurate information to the public. This synergy is crucial so that the public receives complete information and is not influenced by irresponsible information,” said the Head of the Cartenz Peace Operations.
Similarly, the Deputy Head of the Cartenz Peace Operations, Comr. Adarma Sinaga, S.I.K., M.Hum., believes that open communication between security forces and the press will strengthen public trust in various security efforts in Papua.
“We hope that this well-established collaboration can continue to improve so that the information conveyed to the public remains accurate and supports the creation of a safe and conducive public order and security situation,” said Senior Commissioner Adarma Sinaga.
Through this activity, the Cartenz Peace Task Force hopes that the partnership with the media can continue to be strengthened to support security stability in the Papua region, particularly Central Papua.
