Indonesia, India Step Up Telecom Cooperation, Explore 6G
Indonesia and India are expanding telecom cooperation, including research into 6G, quantum technology and advanced wireless communications.
Indonesia and India have pledged to bolster their telecommunications cooperation, including research into future technologies like 6G, as part of a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU). The agreement, signed during Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi's visit to Indonesia, aims to strengthen digital capabilities and resilience in both nations.
The MoU covers aspects such as 4G and 5G advancements, 6G exploration, quantum technology, and advanced wireless communications. Both countries will collaborate on research, human resource development, and industry partnerships to foster future connectivity. Additionally, the accord will address disaster response by developing emergency communication systems and disaster risk reduction solutions.
To oversee the partnership, an annual Indonesia-India telecom dialogue will be established, providing a platform for senior officials to review progress, address challenges, and develop future programs.
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