Government Pushes for Strengthening Indonesia's Digital Sovereignty at Bali Tech Week 2026
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The Indonesian government, through the Deputy Minister of Communication and Digital, emphasized the importance of strategic steps to strengthen national digital sovereignty. This statement was delivered during the Bali Tech Week 2026 event series, which serves as a meeting point for stakeholders in the technology sector.
Bali Tech Week 2026 is designed as a key initiative to unite the entire digital ecosystem in Indonesia. The main focus of this activity includes the development of technological infrastructure and the optimization of its utilization for the wider community. Through strong collaboration, it is hoped that Indonesia can become more independent in managing data and technology in the future.
Strengthening digital sovereignty is considered crucial amidst the rapid development of the global digital economy. The government highlighted that adequate infrastructure must be accompanied by policies that protect national interests. This aims to ensure that Indonesia does not merely become a market for foreign technology products, but is also capable of becoming a major player in digital innovation.
In addition to the infrastructure aspect, this event also discussed the importance of digital literacy for all levels of society. With a better understanding, the public is expected to be able to utilize technology productively and safely. This step is part of the government's grand vision to build an inclusive and highly competitive digital ecosystem.
In closing, the government is committed to continuing to support collaboration between the public and private sectors in accelerating digital transformation. Through initiatives such as Bali Tech Week 2026, Indonesia is expected to be able to strengthen its position on the international technology stage while providing tangible benefits for national economic growth.
Sources: RRI.co.id
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