Jakarta — Indonesia is interested in the Moroccan phosphate in order to meet its domestic demand for fertilizers, said Indonesian deputy foreign minister, Abdurrahman Mohammad Fachir.
"We need products from Morocco, such as phosphate, which will help us meet [domestic] demand for fertilizers," said Fachir, quoted Wednesday by Indonesian daily "Jakarta Globe."
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