Indonesia and Russia will explore opportunities for cooperation in satellite technologies and artificial intelligence (AI). This was reported by ANTARA.
Indonesia’s Deputy Minister of Communication and Digital Affairs Angga Raka Prabowo held a meeting with a Russian delegation in Jakarta. The participants discussed the use of satellite technologies to expand access to digital services in Indonesia.
The Russian delegation presented opportunities for using satellite infrastructure, including signal reception equipment, administrative systems and access to satellite data. According to the delegation, the proposed network includes 98 satellites, while the companies involved launch around 16 spacecraft into orbit each year.
Cooperation with Indonesian satellite companies and state-owned enterprises was also discussed.
A separate part of the talks focused on human capital development and scientific research. Russia proposed establishing laboratories and educational programmes in Indonesia where students could gain practical experience working with satellites and AI technologies.