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New Delhi , Oct. 4

INDIA and Korea on Monday agreed to promote co-operation in the field of Information Technology. In a joint statement signed by the IT and Communication ministers of the two countries, it was agreed to provide a fillip to the investment flows from Korea to Indian ICT hardware sector and exploit complementarities between Korean ICT hardware industry and the Indian software industry.

The statement was signed by the Union Minister of IT and Communication, Mr Dayanidhi Maran, and the Korean Minister of Information and Communication, Mr Daeje Chin.

The joint statement aims to provides for development of technology and human resources in software sector, next- generation ICT industry, such as 4G and next-generation mobile communications and research networks, broadband infrastructure, e-government, digital signature and Cyber Emergency Response Team (CERT).

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