President Prabowo Touts Fertilizer Exports Amidst Hormuz Strait Crisis
President Prabowo Subianto highlighted Indonesia's strategic role in exporting fertilizers to various nations amid global supply chain disruptions caused by the Hormuz Strait crisis, emphasizing the nation's path toward self-sufficiency.
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