The talented students from Averos High School, Mayland Magdalena Jitmau and Wahyuda Abdia Putra, have shown that Papua students are not inferior in competing with students from other regions in Indonesia. Together, they led the research and development of an interactive web-based game application called "Cultural Monopoly Game of Papua."

This unique Monopoly game integrates elements of Papua culture and promotes Papua's top tourist destinations in an online game format. With their creativity and innovation, Mayland and Wahyuda successfully reached the final of the National Young Inventor Award (NYIA) 2019.

This achievement is proof that Papua is not a disadvantaged region. It is time for the youth, students, and millennial generation of Papua to stand up and take action. Utilizing their ideas, thoughts, time, and energy, they can develop themselves and compete at the national and even international levels. We invite everyone to support and participate in the development of young talents in Papua.

This is the time for Papua to shine. Let us support and encourage the youth and students of Papua to innovate, create, and contribute to our nation and country.