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JAYAPURA - The Papuan Pavilion at Taman Mini Indonesia Indah (TMII), is now the main destination for state guests.
On Wednesday (7/6/2023), the Papua Pavilion from morning to late evening, was visited by three state guests who were holding ASEAN and International level activities in Indonesia.
First, in the morning, the wife of the ASEAN Coast Guard Forum Spouse Program participant, Mrs. Norazlita binti Hamali, Wife of Vice Admiral Maritime Malaysia and Mrs. Rusman binti Jaafar, wife of FADM Nurul Hizam from Malaysia accompanied by Mrs. AAn Kurnia, Wife of the head of the Indonesian Maritime Security Band (BAKAMLA) visited the Papua pavilion.
Secondly, in the afternoon, participants of the Police Contributing Countries Workshop which is an activity carried out by the Indonesian National Police visited the Papua pavilion.
A total of 23 participants from 20 countries came together to the Papua pavilion.
Third, in the afternoon, the group of participants of the World Customs Organization Workshop on Authorized Economic Operators, which is an activity carried out by the Customs and Excise Training Center.
"A total of 25 participants from ASEAN member countries came to visit the Papua pavilion."
"All activities carried out from morning to evening can run well and smoothly," explained the Head of the Papua Regional Liaison Agency in Jakarta, Alexander Kapisa, as a release received by the editor on Thursday.
According to him, it can run well and smoothly because of the availability of Operational Service Standards (SOP) of the Papua Regional Liaison Agency and including the UPTB Papua pavilion.
"Since the beginning of this year, after observing the increasing level of visits to the Papua pavilion, we consider it necessary to prepare SOPs that will be a reference for anyone who works at the Papua Regional Liaison Board in Jakarta and also at the UPTB Papua pavilion in TMII," said Alexander Kapisa.
He hopes there will be more visits from state guests so that more countries in the world know about the existence of Papua within the framework of the Republic of Indonesia. ***
