South Sulawesi benefits from Japanese connection

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Citing his own experience as the regent of Bantaeng for 10 years, newly elected South Sulawesi Governor Nurdin Abdullah strongly believes that his many Japanese connections will be very helpful in realizing his ambition to boost the province’s position as a key agrobusiness hub for Indonesia. (JP/Donny Fernando)

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(JP/Kornelius Purba)