Hiswana Migas: One Price Fuel Achievement In Papua Has Been Completed 98 Percent

JAKARTA - The Maluku Papua Regional Oil and Gas Entrepreneurs Association (Hiswana Migas) said the achievement of one price of fuel oil (BBM) for the Papuan Land region was completed 98 percent where it was optimistic that it would be completed by the end of April.

Chairman of DPD VIII Hiswana Migas Papua Maluku Ledriky. J. Lekenila in Jayapura said the government continues to strive to bring fuel at one price in Papua so that there are no more inequality and price differences between regions.

"The achievement of one Price fuel, especially the Papua region, has reached 98 percent and we are optimistic that it will be completed in April," he said, quoted from Antara.

According to Ledriky, currently two points will be inaugurated for West Papua and Papua Mountains where one point each and the rest will be in Maluku.

"Our target is to accelerate the achievement of the one-price fuel program so that it will be completed by the end of April," he said.

He explained that the presence of the one fuel program in Papua was very beneficial, one of which was helping to move the community's economic sector, but indeed in terms of business entrepreneurs had not felt the impact so that his party would continue to make improvements to the purchase of fuel.

"We continue to make improvements to the purchase of one price of fuel so that the benefits are more targeted," he said again.

Meanwhile, Pertamina's Executive General Manager Patra Niaga Papua Regional Maluku Sunardi said his party was optimistic that it would complete the One Price Fuel program at 150 points in its working area until the end of 2024.

"Until the end of 2024, we are targeting to complete 150 distribution agencies and now they are still at 140 points in the working area," he said.

According to Sunardi, the target must be completed before the presidential inauguration with more and more benefits from the presence of the program.

"It should have been until the end of 2024 but it seems that they are asked to be moved forward before the presidential inauguration, it is hoped that the program can be completed so that it does not complete the tasks in the future," he said.