Indonesia and India Launch Creative and Technology Corridor to Boost Digital Economy
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The governments of Indonesia and India have officially launched the Indonesia-India Creative Tech Corridor, a cooperation program aimed at driving the growth of the creative economy and digital economy in both countries. The program was designed to help the creative industry grow by leveraging modern technology.
Under this cooperation, technologies such as artificial intelligence (AI), the Internet of Things (IoT), and machine learning are the main focus. These technologies are considered important because they can help creative business actors create new products, improve service quality, and expand their markets.
Through this corridor, both countries are expected to exchange knowledge, experience, and innovation. The cooperation also opens opportunities for young talent, startups, and creative industry players to learn and work together across borders.
With this program, Indonesia and India hope to strengthen economic ties and expand the role of the creative industry and digital technology in economic development. Further information on the implementation of this program will be announced later.
Sources: RCTI+
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