The Minister of Primary and Secondary Education asked schoolchildren in Papua to be proud to use their regional languages.
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Indonesia's Minister of Primary and Secondary Education, Abdul Mu’ti, has called for educational institutions and local governments in Papua to place a stronger emphasis on regional languages. The directive urges schools to instill a sense of pride among students regarding the use of their local native tongues.
In addition to fostering student pride, the minister specifically instructed regional administrations in the Papua region to step up efforts aimed at preserving these indigenous languages. The initiative highlights an institutional push by the Ministry of Primary and Secondary Education to safeguard regional linguistic heritage through local government and school-level implementation in Papua.
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Antara News (Jakarta, Indonesia) (ID) - Headline 1Focuses on building student pride in using local regional languages.
Antara News (Jakarta, Indonesia) (ID) - Headline 2Emphasizes the role of local governments in strengthening language preservation.
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