Prabowo: Don't let foreign ships take fish in our sea
President Prabowo Subianto emphasized protecting local fishermen from foreign encroachment during his visit to Gorontalo. The government plans to build 1,582 fishing boats and 1,386 fishing villages this year to boost national food security and support local livelihoods.
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