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Luwu strengthens coordination on fuel station project for fishermen

From Republika · () Indonesian

Translated from Indonesian and summarized by DistantNews. Read the original for the full story.

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Press release Named sources New plan
  • Luwu officials are coordinating the construction of a SPBUN fuel station to improve fishermen’s access to fuel for fishing operations.
  • Deputy Regent Muh. Dhevy Bijak Pawindu said Cooperatives Minister Ferry Joko Juliantono had offered full support for the application.
  • Officials also reported cross-ministry cooperation to accelerate construction of a fishermen’s village in Luwu.

The Luwu regency government in South Sulawesi is strengthening coordination to build a fuel station serving fishermen in coastal areas.

Deputy Regent Muh. Dhevy Bijak Pawindu said the facility would make it easier for fishermen to obtain fuel and support their operations at sea. He said Cooperatives Minister Ferry Joko Juliantono had offered assistance with processing the application during a working visit to Tana Toraja.

Thankfully, through that statement, the minister will also help with processing the SPBUN application. We will immediately coordinate on submitting the application.

— Muh. Dhevy Bijak PawinduLuwu’s deputy regent described the central government’s support for the proposed fishermen’s fuel station.

Luwu officials plan to follow up by coordinating more closely on the proposed SPBUN fuel station. They presented the project as part of efforts to improve the welfare of coastal communities.

Dhevy also said construction of a fishermen’s village was advancing through cooperation among several ministries, including the Ministry of Marine Affairs and Fisheries. The cooperation is intended to speed infrastructure and economic development for fishing communities in the regency.

For the fishermen’s village, there is already cooperation among ministries, including the Ministry of Marine Affairs and Fisheries. We will also receive assistance with the construction of the fishermen’s village.

— Muh. Dhevy Bijak PawinduHe outlined cross-ministry support for the related coastal development project.
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