Indonesia and Timor-Leste Strengthen Cooperation in Livestock Sector
The governments of Indonesia and Timor-Leste have officially agreed to strengthen cooperation in the livestock sector. This partnership aims to improve the quality of the livestock industry in both countries through the exchange of knowledge and technology.
The main focus of this agreement is the strengthening of animal health. Both countries are committed to working together to prevent the spread of infectious diseases in livestock, which is crucial for maintaining food security in border regions.
In addition to animal health, this cooperation also includes the development of livestock genetics. Indonesia will share its expertise in improving the quality of animal breeds so that the productivity of farmers in both countries can increase significantly.
This step is expected to have a positive impact on the community's economy, especially for local farmers. With technical support and better health monitoring, the quality of livestock products is expected to meet broader market standards.
In closing, the governments of both countries stated that this collaboration is a strategic step to strengthen bilateral relations. This cooperation will be continuously monitored to ensure its benefits can be felt directly by the people in both countries.