Polri Supports Agricultural Resilience: Strengthening Food Security Programs in Cianjur
Police Partner with Agriculture Ministry to Boost Food Security
Cianjur, Indonesia – In a move to strengthen national food security, the Indonesian National Police (Polri) has pledged full support to the Ministry of Agriculture‘s (Kementan) efforts to accelerate food production.
During a Technical Working Meeting (Rakernis) in Cianjur, West Java, Deputy Chief of Police, Commissioner General Fadil Imran, emphasized the importance of a collaborative approach to achieving food security.
“This isn’t just the responsibility of the government or the agricultural sector,” Imran stated. ”It requires the involvement of all parties.”
He highlighted the police force’s commitment to supporting the Kementan’s initiatives,particularly in boosting corn production.
“We will act as facilitators for farmers, farmer groups, and communities, helping them overcome challenges related to land availability, seed supply, fertilizer access, and more,” Imran explained.
The partnership will see the police launch pilot projects aimed at increasing corn production.
Agriculture Minister Andi Amran Sulaiman welcomed the police’s involvement, calling it a “remarkable collaboration.”
“We are grateful for this support and hope the police can focus on assisting with food security efforts,” Sulaiman said.
He expressed optimism that the collaboration would lead to stricter monitoring of fertilizer distribution and agricultural aid, preventing issues like counterfeit fertilizers and misuse of assistance.
Following the meeting, imran and his delegation visited Jamali Village in Mande District to inspect a six-hectare plot of land dedicated to growing FKDB Polri hybrid corn. This initiative showcases the tangible steps being taken to translate the partnership into action.
Police Partner with Agriculture Ministry to Boost Food Security
Cianjur, indonesia – In a bid to strengthen national food security, the Indonesian National police (Polri) has pledged unwavering support to the ministry of Agriculture’s (Kementan) endeavors to accelerate food production. This collaborative effort was solidified during a Technical Working Meeting (rakernis) held in Cianjur,West Java,where Deputy Chief of Police,Commissioner General Fadil Imran,underscored the necessity of a multi-faceted approach to achieve food security.
“This isn’t solely the responsibility of the government or the agricultural sector,” Imran emphasized. “It requires the involvement of all parties.”
He further elaborated on the police force’s commitment to bolstering the Kementan’s initiatives, particularly in the realm of corn production.
“We will act as facilitators for farmers,farmer groups,and communities,assisting them in overcoming challenges related to land availability,seed supply,fertilizer access,and more,” imran explained.
This partnership will see the police spearhead pilot projects geared towards augmenting corn production.
agriculture Minister Andi Amran Sulaiman expressed his appreciation for the police’s involvement, characterizing it as a “remarkable collaboration.”
“We are grateful for this support and anticipate the police focusing their efforts on assisting with food security endeavors,” Sulaiman stated.
He conveyed optimism that this collaboration would result in more stringent monitoring of fertilizer distribution and agricultural aid, effectively curbing issues such as counterfeit fertilizers and misuse of assistance.
Following the meeting, Imran and his delegation ventured to Jamali Village in Mande District to inspect a six-hectare plot of land dedicated to cultivating FKDB Polri hybrid corn. This initiative exemplifies the concrete measures being implemented to materialize this partnership into action.