Adelaide, 27 September 2026 – Chairman of the Mutiara Hitam Papua Foundation (YMHP), Fred Bundah Dimara, continues to demonstrate his commitment to building international networks for the foundation. On Sunday (27/9/2026), Fred held an audience meeting with members of the Pilgrim Uniting Church congregation in Adelaide, South Australia, with the aim of initiating potential cooperation between YMHP and Pilgrim Church.

Held at the Pilgrim Uniting Church building, Fred presented the profile of the Mutiara Hitam Papua Foundation, its ongoing programs, and the vision it aims to achieve in the future. Through a warm and open presentation style, he invited the congregation to explore opportunities for collaboration that could bring benefits to both parties.



Fred’s initiative received a positive response. The attending congregation members showed great interest in the presentation and expressed their openness to becoming more involved in the future. Discussions regarding possible forms of contribution and involvement will continue while Fred remains in Adelaide.

The strong impression left by Fred was also reflected in the response of one of the participants, who directly offered him an opportunity to deliver a presentation before another community group. This offer demonstrated that the message conveyed by Fred was able to reach and inspire the audience.

“I am very grateful for the warm welcome from the Pilgrim Uniting Church congregation. This is not merely a meeting, but the beginning of a relationship that we hope will grow into meaningful cooperation for the Mutiara Hitam Papua Foundation,” said the YMHP Chairman.

The success of this meeting further strengthens Fred’s role as Chairman and as a bridge connecting YMHP with communities in Australia. With the positive response from the congregation and the opening of opportunities to engage with other communities, the foundation’s network expansion has gained greater prospects. Fred is scheduled to continue following up on these opportunities throughout his visit in Adelaide.