In Papua, he is accompanied by Coordinating Minister for Politcal, Legal and Security Affairs Wiranto and Coordinating Minister for Maritime Affairs Luhut Binsar Pandjaitan.
"In June 2016, I hosted Minister Luhut Pandjaitan, the then Coordinating Minister for Political, Legal and Security Affairs, and his delegation in Sydney for the second meeting of the Australia-Indonesia Ministerial Council on Law and Security," said Brandis in a press release, Thursday (8/11/2016).
"At that meeting, Minister Luhut invited me to join him on a visit to Papua province, and I was very pleased to accept the invitation," he continued.
(Photo: Australian Embassy)
Brandis is scheduled to meet Papua governor Lukas Enembe and Papua Police chief Brig. Gen Paulus Waterpauw. He will also visit Skouw in Indonesia-Papua New Guinea border.
(Photo: Australian Embassy)
"A longstanding and bipartisan policy of the Australian Government is recognition of Indonesia's sovereignty over the Papua provinces, underlined by the 2006 Lombok Treaty," he stated.
"We welcome Indonesia's focus on improving economic development in the Papua provinces," he added.
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