Kerja Sama Pertanian Indonesia - Malaysia
Indonesia and Malaysia Improves Agricultural Cooperation
Editor : M. Achsan Atjo
Translator : Dhelia Gani
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Bandung (B2B) - Kementerian Pertanian menjadi tuan rumah pertemuan Joint Committee Meeting (JCM) Indonesia-Malaysia kedua sejak kemarin hingga hari ini di Bandung.
Delegasi Indonesia dipimpin oleh Menteri Pertanian Suswono didampingi 20 pejabat, dan delegasi Malaysia dipimpin Menteri Pertanian dan Agre-based Industry, Dato´ Sri Ismail Sabri Yakoob disertai 49 orang pejabat di Kementerian Pertanian.
Pertemuan JCM bermaksud menandatangani memperbaharui nota kesepakatan (MoU) sebelumnya yang sudah habis masa berlakunya pada Februari 2014. Hal yang disepakati dalam pertemuan technical working groups (TWGs) keempat terkait tanaman pangan dan hortikultura adalah 10 kegiatan yang telah disepakati sebelumnya perlu dilanjutkan kembali.
Pernyataan tertulis Kementerian Pertanian menyebutkan, tiga kesepakatan yang merupakan hasil kesepakatan TWG ketiga di Kinabalu perlu disetujui oleh kedua menteri melalui tiga kegiatan.
Sementara hal-hal yang disepakati dalam pertemuan TWG ke-3 bidang peternakan meliputi tujuh kegiatan yang akan saling bertukar dan saling melengkapi informasi, sedangkan usulan baru pada TWG ketiga meliputi lima usulan kegiatan. Khusus pada sanitary dan phitosanitary disepakati sembilan kegiatan untuk ditindaklanjuti oleh Indonesia dan Malaysia. "Pertemuan berikutnya akan dilaksanakan pada 2016 di Malaysia."
Bandung (B2B) - Indonesian Agricultural Ministry hosted a meeting of the Joint Committee Meeting (JCM) Indonesia-Malaysia second since yesterday until today in Bandung.
Indonesian delegation led by Agriculture Minister Suswono accompanied by 20 officials, and the Malaysian delegation led by the Minister of agriculture and Agre-based Industry, Dato ´Sri Ismail Sabri Yakoob accompanied by 49 officials.
JCM Meeting intends to renew the memorandum of understanding (MoU) previously expired in February 2014. Agreement reached in the meeting of the technical working groups (TWGs) 4th includes crops, and horticulture of the 10 activities that have agreed to continue it again.
Written statements of Indonesian agriculture ministry said the three agreements are the result of an agreement to the TWG-3 in Kinabalu require approval by both countries for three main activities.
While the agreement in the 3rd meeting of the TWG farm field includes seven activities that will exchange information and complete, while the new proposal to the TWG-3 includes five proposed activities. Specifically on sanitary, and phitosanitary agreed on nine activities by both countries. "The next meeting will be held in 2016 in Malaysia."
