NABIRE – The spirit of unity and togetherness was strongly reflected in the 6K Pancasila Fun Run organized by the Indonesian Red and White Front (BMP RI) of Central Papua at Taman Gizi, Oyehe, Nabire District, on Sunday afternoon. The event successfully attracted hundreds of participants from various segments of society who enthusiastically joined the sporting activity while reaffirming national values.
The event was officially opened by Benyamin A. Petetengan, Secretary of the Central Papua Youth and Sports Office, representing the Central Papua Provincial Government. Also in attendance were the Chairman of BMP RI Central Papua, members of the Regional Leadership Coordination Forum (Forkopimda), community leaders, youth leaders, and various community representatives who fully supported the event.
In his remarks, Benyamin expressed his appreciation to all parties who contributed to the success of the event, including the organizing committee, security personnel, healthcare workers, and volunteers who had been involved from the preparation stage through to the implementation of the activity.
According to him, the Pancasila Fun Run serves not only as a sporting event but also as a platform to strengthen brotherhood, foster the spirit of mutual cooperation, and raise public awareness of the importance of maintaining a healthy lifestyle.
“The values of Pancasila must be reflected in our daily lives through mutual respect, maintaining unity, helping one another, and working together for the progress of Central Papua,” he stated.
He also emphasized that the diversity of participants, representing different ethnicities, religions, professions, and age groups, serves as a tangible reflection of the spirit of unity within the framework of the Republic of Indonesia. Through this event, the community was encouraged to continue strengthening social solidarity while supporting the realization of a progressive, harmonious, and competitive Central Papua.
The event was conducted safely, orderly, and with great enthusiasm, with all participants successfully completing the six-kilometer route prepared by the organizing committee.
