Megawati Sukarnoputri Garden Inaugurated in Jeju Island South Korea

RMOL. The only special autonomous province of South Korea is in Jeju Island. South Korea's largest island is located south of the Korean Peninsula.
The province is quite important, including the Chairman of the Democratic Party of Struggle Megawati Sukarnoputri. So in this week's trip to South Korea Megawati was visiting Jeju. Megawati dinner hosted by the Governor at the Lotte Hotel Jeju. On the sidelines of the dinner, Jeju Governor emphasized the importance of cooperation between the two nations and countries, not only in economics but also specifically in the field of culture.
Megawati also open invitation welcomes this partnership. In fact, Megawati Jeju government also invited to visit Bali. This is because in addition to Bali as a world tourism destination, is also the center of the citrus industry development.
"I often say that the visit to Indonesia should be implemented at least for one week, considering that Indonesia is so big and wide, and so rich with cultural diversity," Megawati said.
Megawati is not only welcomed by the government of Jeju. Jeju society in general also gave a speech that was so festive and attended the inauguration of "Megawati Sukarnoputri Garden" is located in Hall General Hospital.
In the occasion Thursday morning yesterday (28/3), Megawati also visited the research center and development of citrus, and Jeju is an area that produces 70 percent of the total citrus in South Korea. In Jeju, citrus-based industrial development was very broad. Even aside from the orange, the province is also resulting in chocolate, cakes, crisps, wine, and other lai-capitalization reached 1.8 billion U.S. dollars per year.
On this occasion, Megawati asked how to cope with the disease itrus vein phloem degeneration (GO). GO is the most destructive disease of orange plantations and pathogens transmitted by insect vectors similar fleas, and for this very dreaded citrus farmers in Indonesia.
Responding to this, as stated Wasekjen PDIP Hasto Kristyanto to the editor some time ago (Friday, 29/3), the National Institute of Horticultural and Herbal Science expressed its willingness to envy experts and assist farmers in Indonesia.
A visit to Jeju also proves that Indonesia is standing on its own feet (independent) in economics, can actually be realized over the sovereign, at least in the field of food, energy, defense and finance.
"If we believe, and believe in the ability of the nation itself, and develop research centers for the development of food from upstream to downstream, then God willing, we do not need to import food again," Megawati said. [YSA]