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Monday, 11/30/2020 20:45 PM (GMT + 7)
Japan and India will expand cooperation next month, dealing with China’s growing influence in the fields of telecommunications and digital infrastructure, Japanese government officials said.
Japanese Prime Minister SUGA Yoshihid and his Indian counterpart Narendra Modi.
The governments of Japan and India work together in the field of 5G networks, underground fiber optic cables and other technologies that the two parties already have. Japan will receive cooperation from India in training digital technology professionals, according to Nikkei.
The deal will cover projects worth tens of billions of yen (a few hundred million dollars).
The two countries are actively preparing the necessary steps to sign a memorandum of understanding on a comprehensive cooperation agreement, on the sidelines of next month’s online meeting between Japan’s Interior and Communications Minister Ryota Takeda and Vien’s Minister. . Indian communication Ravi Shankar Prasad.
The cabinet ministers of Japan and India have never signed MOUs of this kind in the past, according to Nikkei.
After the deadly standoff on the China-India border in June, the Indian government issued a counterattack, banning the masses Chinese apps, including TikTok.
The growing tension has shown no signs of ending anytime soon, which is why India decided to cooperate with Japan in the field of information and communication.
Japan will help India build 5G networks in a country of 1.3 billion people, as well as develop and standardize 6G network technology. This technology is expected to appear widely in the world in the 2030s.
The Japanese company Rakuten has opened a laboratory in the south of the city of Bengaluru, ready to support the Indian mobile network for the deployment of 5G.
Japanese companies are also willing to help India install fiber optic cables underground, connecting the Indian subcontinent with Lakshadweep and many other islands.
China is currently promoting the Belt and Road Initiative in Asia Pacific countries. Chinese companies like Huawei are tasked with expanding the underground cable and telecommunications markets.
The administration of US President Donald Trump has severely punished Huawei, banning it from using US technology or doing business with US partners.
A Japanese government official says the United States will remain tough on China after President-elect Joe Biden takes office.
Japan is willing to exchange telecommunications technology with India because these two countries are part of an alliance of four countries, with two other countries such as the United States and Australia.
Japan, India, the United States and Australia have recently promoted their “Freedom and Openness” strategy in the Indo-Pacific region.
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