Ministry of Agriculture Encourages Indonesian Agricultural Exports through Gratieks

Published Oct 31, 2020

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The Ministry of Agriculture in Indonesia has initiated a long-term program, the Three Times Exports Movement, aimed at boosting the nation's agricultural exports. This initiative seeks to unify all agricultural stakeholders, from upstream to downstream, to enhance the global competitiveness of Indonesian agriculture. The program not only aims to meet domestic and international market demands but also to generate broad job opportunities across the country. Throughout the pandemic, Indonesia has seen a trade surplus, with agricultural commodities playing a crucial role in this achievement. The Ministry of Trade is focusing on increasing exports of processed food and agricultural products, and both ministries are collaborating to strengthen the agricultural sector and its global market presence.

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REPUBLIKA.CO.ID, JAKARTA - The Ministry of Agriculture (Kementan) has a long-term program of the Three Times Exports Movement (Geratieks) as a driver for extraordinary work in increasing Indonesia's exports for the next 4 years. This program is also commonly referred to as a movement to unite the forces of all stakeholders in agricultural development from upstream to downstream. Minister of Agriculture (Mentan) SyahruI Yasin Limpo on his occasion some time ago said that this movement was a joint movement to optimize the potential of Indonesian agriculture in meeting domestic needs and meeting international markets. On the other hand, this movement is also expected to be able to open job opportunities widely throughout Indonesia. "I leave a message to the exporters so that you can open up jobs widely. We need the hands of exporters so that many of our people work. The trick is to triple your exports," he said. As is well known, the Central Statistics Agency (BPS) recorded that ...

Source: Republika