Indonesia to support development in Africa, says Jokowi

Indonesia is finalizing a grand design for the development of Africa over the next five years.

Jakarta – Indonesia will develop concrete partnership with Africa through a strategy of continuous development for the next 5 years, President Joko Widodo (Jokowi) has actually said.

He provided the statement at a press briefing after holding a bilateral meeting with Tanzanian President Samia Suluhu Hassan at Dar Es Salaam State House in Tanzania on Tuesday.

” Indonesia will stroll the walk to recognize concrete partnership with Africa. Indonesia is completing a strategy for the development of Africa over the next five years,” Jokowi said, according to a declaration released on Tuesday.

He talked about a development plan focused on rejuvenating the farming sector in Tanzania, that included revitalizing the Morogoro Farmer’s Agriculture and Rural Training Center.

As formerly reported, besides the agricultural sector, Jokowi restated Indonesia’s dedication to building health security in Tanzania by supplying pharmacy items.

He stated that an Indonesian pharmacy maker will export its products to Tanzania for the very first time.

Jokowi likewise expressed his objective of enhancing financial investment in the energy sector.

He stated that financial investment in the sector is highly tactical and might enhance cooperation in between developing countries.

Jokowi also required the establishment of a preferential trade agreement (PTA) between Indonesia and Tanzania to optimize bilateral trade.

He suggested the establishment of a bilateral investment treaty (BIT) to ensure the defense and continuity of financial investments of both countries.

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