Papua New Autonomous Regions Push for National Strategic Project Status
Indonesia's Deputy Home Affairs Minister stated that the central government will support the proposal to designate the Government Center Area (KPP) development in Papua's four New Autonomous Regions (DOB) as a National Strategic Project (PSN). This aims to overcome local fiscal limitations and ensure sustainable infrastructure development.
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