Jakarta, April 21 -- Indonesia and Poland are exploring agricultural cooperation to strengthen food security and boost productivity amid global challenges through technology, investment, and sustainable resource development.

Indonesia's Deputy Agriculture Minister Sudaryono made the remarks while receiving Poland's Deputy Minister of Agriculture and Rural Development Małgorzata Gromadzka in Jakarta on Monday.

He said Indonesia continues to promote stronger international cooperation in agriculture as a strategic step to safeguard food security, including leveraging opportunities from the European Union (EU) free trade agreement.

"Indonesia is an open country. We are non-aligned, and we are ready to cooperate with anyone, including ...