Using Garuda aircraft, Indonesia exports 15 tons of fishery and agricultural products to Japan

Published 2021년 11월 12일

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The Directorate General of National Export Development of the Ministry of Trade in Indonesia, in collaboration with the Industry Office of North Sulawesi, has successfully exported 15 tons of fishery and agricultural products to Japan, valued at USD 90 thousand. This initiative, part of a larger plan to reach 1,000 tons of exports to Japan by 2022, is facilitated by Garuda Indonesia's direct flight route from Samratulangi Airport to Narita Airport. The Ministry of Trade is committed to enhancing exports through various strategies, including promotional activities, capacity building, and market exploration. A collaborative webinar with the Japan External Trade Organization was also held to discuss potential fishery exports to Japan, focusing on North Sulawesi's strengths in these products. These efforts aim to improve the regional economy and increase the value of Indonesia's non-oil and gas exports.

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Liputan6.com, Jakarta The Directorate General of National Export Development of the Ministry of Trade together with the Industry Office of North Sulawesi released 15 tons of fishery and agricultural products exports or worth USD 90 thousand to Japan last Wednesday (10/11/2021). The export release is carried out by utilizing the direct flight route of Garuda Indonesia from Samratulangi Airport, North Sulawesi, to Narita Airport, Japan. Until 2022, through this airport, exports of agricultural and fishery products are targeted to reach 1,000 tons to Japan. "The release of exports to Japan is a collaboration between the central government, regional governments, SOEs, business actors, and stakeholders as an effort to expand the market for North Sulawesi's superior products to the global market, especially Japan," said the Director General of National Export Development. Didi Sumedi in a written statement in Jakarta, Friday (12/11/2021). Didi said the Ministry of Trade is committed to ...

Source: Liputan6