Food Self-Sufficiency Coordinating Minister for Food: Next Year Indonesia Will Not Import Rice, Corn, and Consumption Salt Zulkifli believes the strategic food security program can be implemented quickly. Red: Ahmad Fikri Noor

Published 2024년 12월 13일

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Indonesia plans to become self-sufficient in rice, corn, and salt consumption by next year, as announced by the Coordinating Minister for Food, Zulkifli Hasan. The government is focusing on a strategic food security program and the utilization of land for agricultural production, including social forestry programs and the conversion of abandoned land into tilapia ponds. The Minister is working with other ministries to accelerate the food self-sufficiency program, aiming to implement it in 2025.
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REPUBLIKA.CO.ID, JAKARTA -- Coordinating Minister for Food Zulkifli Hasan said that starting next year, Indonesia will not import rice, corn, and salt for consumption. "For food security, next year we have decided not to import rice. Next year we will not import corn for feed. Next year we will not import salt for consumption," said Zulkifli after holding a Food Coordination Meeting in Jakarta, Thursday (12/12/2024). Zulkifli believes that the strategic food security program can be implemented quickly, on the other hand, by stopping the import of a number of commodities, it is believed that Indonesia will also be able to be sovereign in terms of food. "We want to be fast so that this food self-sufficiency is not only security but we want to be sovereign," he explained. In today's coordination meeting, he discussed the need for food crop seeds, irrigation, planting mechanisms and technology to present a more advanced agricultural sector. In addition, his party also supports the ...
Source: Republika

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