Central Province Must Not Be Marginalized: Governor Rufina Peter on LNG Forum Opportunity

Governor Rufina Peter has issued a strong call to prevent the Central Province from being marginalized, emphasizing its crucial role in the nation's development. She views the recent presentation of the Papua LNG Forum proposal as a pivotal moment, offering a profound chance for the province to reassess its trajectory and redefine its future.

Governor Peter urged stakeholders to engage in deep reflection regarding the Central Province's historical journey and its current standing. She stressed that the opportunities presented by the LNG project must translate into tangible benefits, ensuring the province's social and economic landscape is positively reshaped. This includes equitable distribution of resources and inclusive development strategies.

The governor's statement underscores a commitment to ensuring that the Central Province is not left behind as major resource projects, like the Papua LNG, move forward. Her advocacy aims to secure a future where the province's potential is fully realized, contributing significantly to both its own prosperity and the broader national economy. The focus is on strategic planning and inclusive growth to avoid marginalization.

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The presentation of the Papua LNG Forum proposal brings a profound opportunity to reflect on Central Province's journey and reshape our social and economic destiny.