RI, India to share AI, digital platforms for official statistics
Indonesia and India have agreed to exchange artificial intelligence applications and digital statistical platforms to expedite the modernization of their national data systems.
Indonesia and India have inked a Letter of Intent (LoI) in Lucknow, India to collaborate on modernizing their national statistics systems with artificial intelligence, digital platforms, and human resource development. The agreement, signed by Indonesia's Statistics Indonesia chief statistician Amalia Adininggar Widyasanti and India's Statistics and Programme Implementation Ministry Secretary Saurabh Garg, outlines a framework for cooperation in statistical modernization, methodological exchange, and training programs.
Indonesia's FASIH platform and India's e-SIGMA platform will share expertise to bolster digital capabilities and produce high-quality, timely data for policy-making. The partnership aims to address the growing demand for real-time statistics without any direct financial commitments, setting the stage for technical exchanges and knowledge-sharing initiatives in the near future.
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