Indonesia’s Minister of Agriculture, Andi Amran Sulaiman, has highlighted seed innovation as crucial to decreasing the nation’s reliance on imported soybeans. The Ministry of Agriculture is collaborating with the State University of Surabaya to achieve this goal. This partnership aims to develop superior soybean seed varieties suited to Indonesian growing conditions. Reducing imports will strengthen national food security and bolster the domestic agricultural sector. Minister Amran believes that improved seeds are the most effective way to boost soybean production. The initiative signals a focused effort toward self-sufficiency in soybean farming. Further details on the specifics of the collaboration and seed development programs are expected to be released soon.