Indonesia and India Strengthen Cooperation in the Technology-Based Creative Industry Sector
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The governments of Indonesia and India have officially agreed to enhance collaboration in the development of technology-based creative industries. This agreement was reached to strengthen the digital economy in both countries through more intensive exchanges of innovation and human resources.
Indonesia's Minister of Creative Economy stated that this partnership is focused on strategic sectors such as software development, digital content, and animation. Both countries see great potential in combining local creativity with the technological advancements possessed by industry players in India.
In addition to technology exchange, this cooperation also includes training programs for creative business players in Indonesia. This program aims to increase the competitiveness of local products so they can penetrate international markets by utilizing more efficient digital platforms.
This step is expected to open up more new job opportunities for the younger generation in Indonesia. With technological support, creative industry players are expected to create products that are more innovative and relevant to the needs of the current global market.
In closing, the government is optimistic that the synergy between Indonesia and India will have a positive impact on national economic growth. This cooperation serves as a first step for Indonesia to become one of the key players in the technology-based creative industry ecosystem in the Asian region.
Sources: RRI.co.id
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