Government Launches Indonesia–India Creative-Tech Corridor to Boost Creative Economy
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The Indonesian government has launched the Indonesia–India Creative-Tech Corridor, a cooperation program aimed at strengthening the creative economy sector. This step is part of the government's efforts to accelerate national economic growth.
According to the government, the creative economy is one of the important pillars of economic development. Therefore, the government is targeting growth in this sector of double digits. In addition, the program also encourages the acceleration of digital transformation, especially technology-based transformation, so that creative business actors can grow more quickly.
The cooperation with India is expected to open new opportunities for creative and technology industry players in both countries. However, the information currently available is still limited. Details regarding the form of the cooperation, its duration, and the parties involved have not been fully explained.
The government stated that it will continue to monitor the development of this program. The public, particularly creative economy actors, can follow official information from the government to learn more about the progress of this initiative.
Sources: Suara Pemerintah
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