The Deputy Minister Of Home Affairs Calls The 108 Hectare Land In Walesy District Fixed For The Office Of The Papuan Mountains Provincial Government

Deputy Minister of Home Affairs John Wempi Wetipo during a coordination meeting on land preparation for the location of the Papua Mountains Provincial Government office, in Papua Mountains, Monday 6 February. (ANTARA/HO-Documentation Tarsi)

JAKARTA - Deputy Minister of Home Affairs (Wamendagri) John Wempi Wetipo said the government and related parties had agreed to provide land of approximately 108.8 hectares for the construction of offices for the Papua Mountains Provincial Government.

The land has been cleared 108 hectares, which will be used for the construction of government facilities in the Papua Mountains Province. This land is clear, the minutes have been signed," said the Deputy Minister of Home Affairs in a written statement, Tuesday, February 7, which was confiscated by Antara.

The news of the event was immediately signed as Deputy Minister of Home Affairs, then Acting Governor of Papua Mountains, Regional Leadership Coordination Forum which is included in the scope of the Papua Mountains Provincial government and also the Regional Head of the Papua National Land Agency.

He said the land was planned to be used for the construction of government offices in general, the construction of the Papuan People's Assembly office, to the construction of road access.

The Deputy Minister of Home Affairs hopes that later the construction of government offices in Papua and Mountains can have an impact on better public services and people's welfare.

"All the infrastructure that is built is for public services for the people, because that is once again a good opportunity, I ask for the support of all parties," he said.

The Deputy Minister of Home Affairs explained that this is in line with the concept of government, namely to raise public dignity.

The state, he said, has the task of carrying out development in the fields of economy, education, health, and welfare.

"I speak on behalf of the central government but also on behalf of the community, so the government's presence is to have an impact on welfare for the people," he concluded.