Ridwan Kamil Invites Youth To See The Great Potential Of Food In Pasundan Land
JAKARTA - Governor of West Java (Jabar) Ridwan Kamil invites youth throughout the Pasundan Land to see the potential food for the needs of 50 million people in the West Java region. "I appeal, let young people, look at the potential of the food business for 50 million people of West Java. That is why we give birth to what is called Millennial Farmers, who have already 6.000 graduates. They have shown that they can get income," said Ridwan Kamil while attending the Livestock Contest and Cheap Food Expo The Levels of West Java Province, in Kiarapayung, Jatinangor District, Sumedang Regency, quoted from Antara, Saturday 22 July. Governor Ridwan Kamil appreciated the event of the West Java Level Livestock Contest and Cheap Food Expo The Levels of West Java Province, in Kiarapayung, Jatinangor District, Sumedang Regency.This Livestock and Food Expo Contest Theme Provides of Quality Livestock Seeds to Support Economic Recovery Post COVID-19 and PMK Outbreak in Encouraging Food Independence Towards Jabar Champions''. The participants of the West Java Food Contest and Expo Food Levels in 2023 amounted to approximately 1,500 people, including from elements of breeders, professional organizations, financial institutions and banking institutions, higher education institutions, research institutions as well as livestock agencies or those in charge of livestock functions in districts/cities throughout West Java. Ridwan Kamil also appreciated the technological innovations presented at the event. According to him, in the future the food needs will always be present but the way of producing it will change by using the sophistication of digital technology. "In the village program, one of which is the food security that today at the end of my position is shown to be all innovation, including technology. In the future the need for food has not changed, which is the way of producing it," said Ridwan Kamil. "So from the past until now the need for food is the same, but the difference is now with technology," he said again.