Indonesia gets green light to export tropical fruits to Argentina
2019.09.20
Indonesia has received the green light from the Argentinian government to export its tropical fruits such as mango, banana and mangosteen to the country as part of the two countries’ commitment to double their two-way trade value within the next three years.
The Argentinian promise to import Indonesia’s fruits was disclosed by Argentinian President Mauricio Macri when he received Indonesia’s Agriculture Minister Amran Sulaiman at the Presidential Palace in Buenos Aires on Monday.
During the meeting, President Macri also promised to increase the quota of Argentina’s palm oil imports from Indonesia, kompas.com reported on Wednesday.
Minister Amran visited the Latin American country as a follow-up to the meeting between President Joko “Jokowi’ Widodo and President Macri at Bogor Palace in June. During the meeting, the two leaders agreed to further boost the two countries’ economic cooperation.
Indonesia has received the green light from the Argentinian government to export its tropical fruits such as mango, banana and mangosteen to the country as part of the two countries’ commitment to double their two-way trade value within the next three years.
The Argentinian promise to import Indonesia’s fruits was disclosed by Argentinian President Mauricio Macri when he received Indonesia’s Agriculture Minister Amran Sulaiman at the Presidential Palace in Buenos Aires on Monday.
During the meeting, President Macri also promised to increase the quota of Argentina’s palm oil imports from Indonesia, kompas.com reported on Wednesday.
Minister Amran visited the Latin American country as a follow-up to the meeting between President Joko “Jokowi’ Widodo and President Macri at Bogor Palace in June. During the meeting, the two leaders agreed to further boost the two countries’ economic cooperation.
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