Indonesia and India Build Creative Tech Corridor at Singhasari SEZ
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The Indonesian Ministry of Creative Economy, together with India, is developing the Indonesia–India Creative Tech Corridor in the Singhasari Special Economic Zone (KEK). The project is part of cooperation between the two countries in the fields of the creative economy and technology.
The main goal of this corridor is to promote local intellectual property (IP) so that it can be recognized in the global market. In other words, creative works and products made in Indonesia are expected to be able to compete and enter international markets.
In this cooperation, creative technology is the main focus. The use of technology is expected to help creative economy players in Indonesia improve product quality, expand market reach, and protect their creative works.
The Indonesia–India partnership reflects both countries' efforts to strengthen the creative economy sector. To date, more detailed information about the project's schedule, budget, and implementation stages remains limited. Further developments should be monitored through official government sources.
Sources: Tribratanews Polda Jabar
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