Bandarlampung (ANTARA) - Indonesian Defense Minister Sjafrie Sjamsoeddin announced that the government is committed to achieving soybean self-sufficiency. "Going forward, we are committed to ensuring that Indonesia no longer relies on soybean imports to meet domestic needs," Sjamsoeddin said in Lampung Utara District, Lampung Province, on Wednesday. He added that the harvest of soybeans in Lampung today marks a significant milestone in Indonesia's food security history, with the Indonesian Navy (TNI AL) playing a leading role in this transformation. "On the 30-hectare plot of land owned by the Indonesian Navy, approximately 60 tons of soybeans were harvested. This is the initial proof of success for the national soybean self-sufficiency program," he explained. The program aims to reduce dependency on imports and transform Indonesia into a soybean exporter within the next two to three years. "Indonesia will no longer be a soybean-importing country; we must become an exporting ...