Seven Parts Request Nobody who Prevent Formation Department at PT Freeport Indonesia in Papua

Employees Seven Tribes while Submit aspiration to Mimika Regent, Eltinus Omaleng When They      Demo in September 2014 and then - Doc. Jubi                                                                                         

Jayapura, Jubi - Secretary General of the public and employees of the seven tribes communities, silkworm owner of the mining area of PT. Freeport, Manase Degei ask that no party is blocking the formation of the Department of Seven Tribal Empowerment, like what they had agreed with the PT. Freeport.

According to him, the establishment of the Department of Seven Tribes existing Empowerment bright spot after it met the majority shareholder of PT Freeport, James Robert Moffett some time ago.


"If there are those who tried to block, we will find out the reason. We do not want to continue to be a spectator and not given space. So far, many people tried to dissuade us met Mr. Moffett, "said Manase via phone to the Jubi, Monday (26/01/2015).

He said, Moffett want Empowerment Seven Tribes perform some tasks. Among Freeport management control functions, and managing problems inside and outside the company who has always called itself the seven tribes. All issues seven tribes merged in Team Empowerment.

"The point Empowerment Seven Tribes, will perform restructuring and revitalization. Mimika Regent, Etinus Omaleng also argued, Empowerment Team will be partner with government and Freeport, "he said.

It is said, the legality of the existing support on Empowerment Team Seven Tribes, and can be accounted for by juridical and constitutional. It also has made a design to sell the program to the President of Freeport and Moffett.
"We are also ready to implement policies and changes were made to the new president of PT. Freeport Indonesia, Maroef Sjamsuddin, "he said.

Earlier, Secretary of Commission I of Papua, Mathea Mamoyau say, demands forming Empowerment Dapartemen Seven Tribes, by the public and employees of the customary owners Amungme Kamoro, Damal, Mee, Dani, Moni, and Nduga, appeared because they feel excluded. (Tabloidjubi.com/The Daily Papua )


Telius Y.