World: The 12th Council of Palm Oil Producing Countries Ministerial Meeting strengthens cooperation and promotion of sustainable palm oil industry

Published 2024년 11월 29일

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The 12th Council of Palm Oil Producing Countries (CPOPC) Ministerial Meeting was held in Jakarta, strengthening the partnership of the world's largest palm oil producing nations. The meeting saw Indonesia, Malaysia, and Honduras strategizing to expand the palm oil market, with the welcome of new observer countries, DRC and Nigeria. The nations also aimed to bolster smallholder empowerment and tackle trade barriers. Indonesia's B40 program, which uses palm oil-based biodiesel, was lauded for reducing carbon emissions. The meeting concluded with the handover of the CPOPC Chair from Indonesia to Malaysia for the next year, emphasizing the commitment of these countries to the sustainability and expansion of the palm oil industry.

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The 12th Council of Palm Oil Producing Countries (CPOPC) Ministerial Meeting was held in Jakarta, Friday (11/29/2024). Coordinating Minister for Economic Affairs of the Republic of Indonesia Airlangga Hartarto said that this ministerial meeting strengthened the partnership of the largest palm oil producing countries. Minister Airlangga also stated a collaborative strategy between Indonesia, Malaysia and Honduras to expand the palm oil market. ADVERTISEMENT "Closer cooperation between Indonesia, Malaysia, and Honduras is a strategic step to strengthen mutually beneficial partnerships, expand the palm oil market, and support the sustainability of the palm oil industry at the global level," explained Airlangga in a press conference of the CPOPC Ministerial Meeting held at the Four Seasons Jakarta on Friday (10/29/2024). In supporting this collaborative strategy, the 12th CPOPC Ministerial Meeting agreed to expand member countries and observer countries. "We welcome the Democratic ...

Source: Wartaekonomi