Gubernur Papua: Nonton Bola Boleh, Pelayanan Publik Tetap Jalan

JAYAPURA – Gubernur Papua Matius D. Fakhiri mengingatkan aparatur sipil negara (ASN) tetap menjaga disiplin kerja selama perhelatan Piala Dunia 2026 yang berlangsung hingga Juli mendatang.

Menurut Fakhiri, antusiasme masyarakat menyaksikan pertandingan sepak bola tidak boleh mengganggu pelaksanaan tugas pemerintahan maupun pelayanan kepada masyarakat.

“Silakan menonton pertandingan, tetapi tugas dan tanggung jawab sebagai ASN tetap harus dijalankan dengan baik,” ujarnya di Jayapura. 

Ia mengatakan sebagian pertandingan Piala Dunia berlangsung pada dini hari hingga pagi hari. Kondisi tersebut berpotensi memengaruhi aktivitas kerja jika tidak disikapi secara bijak.

Karena itu, ASN diminta tetap hadir tepat waktu dan menjaga kinerja selama berlangsungnya turnamen sepak bola terbesar di dunia tersebut.

Selain kepada ASN, Gubernur juga mengajak masyarakat menikmati Piala Dunia dengan tertib dan tetap menjaga keamanan serta keselamatan di jalan raya.

“Jangan sampai euforia sepak bola mengganggu pengguna jalan lain atau aktivitas masyarakat yang sedang bersekolah dan bekerja,” katanya.

Fakhiri berharap momentum Piala Dunia dapat menjadi hiburan bagi masyarakat tanpa mengurangi produktivitas maupun kualitas pelayanan publik di Papua. ***

JAYAPURA – Papua Governor Matius D. Fakhiri has reminded civil servants to maintain work discipline during the 2026 FIFA World Cup, which will continue through July.

According to Fakhiri, public enthusiasm for watching football matches should not interfere with government duties or the delivery of public services.

"Please enjoy the matches, but your duties and responsibilities as civil servants must continue to be carried out properly," he said in Jayapura.

He noted that many World Cup matches are scheduled during the late-night and early-morning hours, which could potentially affect work performance if not managed wisely.

Therefore, civil servants are expected to arrive at work on time and maintain their productivity throughout the tournament.

In addition to addressing civil servants, the Governor also encouraged the public to enjoy the World Cup responsibly while continuing to prioritize safety and order, particularly on the roads.

"Do not let football excitement disrupt other road users or the activities of people who are attending school and work," he said.

Fakhiri expressed hope that the World Cup would provide entertainment for the community without reducing productivity or the quality of public services in Papua. ***