Regina, Saskatchewan – E be like say things dey move well for Saskatchewan as di government don sign Letter of Intent (LOI) with di Indonesian Chamber of Commerce and Industry (KADIN Indonesia). Dis no be normal gisted matter oh! Dis LOI go help boost cooperation, especially for agri-food processing and agriculture wahala wey dey show us pepper.
Warren Kaeding, di Trade and Export Development Minister, no dey hide im happiness as e talk say, “Diversifying Saskatchewan’s export markets na priority now more than ever.” Na true talk o! As dem fit see potential for selling better goods and services to Indonesia, dem dey very sharp to key into di economy matter.
Last year, exports from Saskatchewan to Asia don hit over $10 billion (E no be small change oh!), and Indonesia no dey left behind as dem chop $868.9 million of dat pie! Di top commodities wey dey fly out include potash, non-durum wheat, and wood pulp. Na dem wey dey help keep di economy stand strong!
Kaeding go also gree say dis signing no just happen for vibes, im dey on mission to place Saskatchewan well for global trade, especially as e dey also visit Malaysia and Thailand. E get plans to build on trade relationships wey go make sense for agriculture, mining, and energy sectors. E clear sey dem dey serious!
Saskatchewan be one stable supplier of agri-food products to di world, and dem sabi wetin dem dey do. Di province dey manage im supply chain well as e fit help increase food security for many mouths wey dey wait for am across di globe.
Asia dey important for Saskatchewan, no be lie! Dem don open five trade and investment offices for di region, to showcase wetin dem fit offer. As di world dey face tariff wahala and regulatory barriers, di province dey determined to find new pathways wey go benefit everybody–businesses, workers, and families wey dey hustle.
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