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The Indonesian Ministry of Transportation has accelerated the development of Wanam Port in Papua Selatan, with the physical progress reaching 87.39% as of December 12, 2025. The port is crucial for enhancing national logistics connectivity and resilience, particularly for the food, energy, and water self-sufficiency zone in Papua Selatan.
The Indonesian Ministry of Transportation has been expediting the construction of Wanam Port in Papua Selatan Province. As of December 12, 2025, the physical progress of the port development has reached 87.39%. This significant infrastructure project is part of the government's efforts to strengthen national logistics connectivity and resilience.
Wanam Port is strategically positioned as a primary logistics hub to support the development of the Food, Energy, and Water Self-Sufficiency Zone in Papua Selatan. According to Muhammad Masyhud, Director General of Sea Transportation at the Ministry of Transportation, the port plays a crucial role in the regional development framework.
The acceleration of the project was marked by the signing of a contract for the procurement of goods for the completion of Wanam Port on December 23, 2025, at the Ministry of Transportation building in Jakarta. This step indicates the commitment to completing the project to 100% capacity.
The development of Wanam Port is expected to significantly enhance the logistics infrastructure in Papua Selatan, contributing to the overall national logistics system. By improving connectivity and reducing logistical challenges, the project is poised to support economic activities in the region.
Wanam Port Development Progress
Infrastructure Project Acceleration