Lampung, Sumatra – August 28, 2026
Following a major international Science for Development Summit in Dili, the President of the Republic, J. Ramos-Horta led a delegation of global Nobel Laureates on a special ecological mission in late August 2026. The trip served as the capstone to the President’s year-long campaign to promote biodiversity and animal welfare, bridging high-level scientific dialogue with hands-on environmental advocacy.
On August 27 and 28, the distinguished group traveled to Indonesia to visit the Tambling Wildlife Nature Conservation (TWNC). They were personally welcomed by TWNC founder Tomy Winata, whose company entirely funds the massive 400,000-hectare sanctuary. Joined by Indonesian parliamentarians Titiek Soeharto and Julie Laiskodat, the delegation witnessed firsthand the private reserve’s critical work in protecting pristine forests and endangered wildlife, particularly the Sumatran tiger.
During the two-day excursion, the Nobel laureates and the scientist engaged in various community and conservation activities, including distributing school supplies to local students, visiting a big cat rehabilitation center, and releasing pigeons and sea turtles into the wild. The international visitors praised the ambitious private-sector initiative, celebrating TWNC as a powerful, real-world model of commitment to global environmental preservation.
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PREZIDENTE RAMOS-HORTA NO LAUREADU NÓBEL SIRA DESTAKA BIODIVERSIDADE GLOBÁL IHA REZERVA VIDA BALADA FUIK IHA TAMBLING
Lampung, Sumatra – 28 Agostu 2026
Hafoin Siméira Internasionál Siénsia ba Dezenvolvimentu ne’ebé boot iha Dili, Prezidente Repúblika, J. Ramos-Horta lidera delegasaun ida husi Laureadu Nóbel mundiál sira iha misaun ekolójika espesiál ida iha finál fulan-agostu 2026. Viájen ne’e serbí nu’udar pontu kulminante ba kampaña tinan tomak Prezidente nian hodi promove biodiversidade no bem-estár animál sira-nian, hodi liga diálogu sientífiku nivel aas ho advokasia ambientál prátika.
Iha loron 27 no 28 fulan-agostu, grupu distintu ne’e halo viájen ba Indonézia hodi vizita Tambling Wildlife Nature Conservation (TWNC). Sira simu direta husi Fundadór TWNC, Tomy Winata, ne’ebé nia empreza mak finansia tomak santuáriu boot ho ektare 400.000 ne’e. Akompaña husi Deputada Indonézia sira, Titiek Soeharto no Julie Laiskodat, delegasaun ne’e haree rasik serbisu krítiku husi rezerva privada ne’e iha protesaun ba ai-laran no vida savájen ne’ebé ameasadu, liu-liu Tigre Sumatra (Harimau Sumatra).
Durante eskursaun loron rua ne’e, Laureadu Nóbel no sientista sira envolve iha atividade komunitária no konservasaun oin-oin, inklui fahe ekipamentu eskola ba estudante lokál sira, vizita sentru rehabilitasaun ba animál felinu boot (tigre), no husik manu-falur no lenuk ba natureza. Vizitante internasionál sira apresia inisiativa ambisiozu husi setór privadu ne’e, hodi selebra TWNC nu’udar modelu mundu-reál ne’ebé forte kona-ba kompromisu ba prezervasaun ambiente globál.
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