Jakarta, July 3 -- Indonesia is stepping up strategic cooperation programmes to bring agricultural, fishery and horticultural commodities from its transmigration areas to international markets, aiming to increase product value, promote downstream processing and drive local economic growth. Deputy Transmigration Minister Viva Yoga Mauladi said that transmigration areas produce a range of export-ready commodities, including rice, corn, horticultural products and fisheries with export potential. He said the regions have significant untapped potential, but greater access to international markets is essential to expand exports and strengthen the global competitiveness of their products. The Ministry of Transmigration is strengthening partnersh...