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Telecom equipment made in India is now being exported to more than 100 countries. This information has been given by the central government. Last year, telecom equipment and services worth $ 18.2 billion were exported from India. Madhu Arora, member (technology) of the Digital Communications Commission under the Department of Telecommunications, said that many local telecom companies have been successful in selling equipment despite tough competition from western countries like the US.
The backbone of defense operations
He further said that the Indian Army has recently integrated an indigenously developed chip-based 4G mobile base station developed by our R&D firm. Speaking at the 'Defence Sector ICT Conclave' held in the national capital, Arora said that information and communication technology (ICT) is the backbone of defence operations. Abhishek Singh, Joint Secretary, Ministry of External Affairs, said that the ministry is working to enhance cooperation with Africa in the ICT sector.
One of the top 5 investors in Africa
India is among the top five investors in Africa. So far, $75 billion has been invested in various African countries. Many Indian companies are leading the digital transformation in Africa. Sandeep Aggarwal, Executive Chairman, Telecom Equipment and Services Export Promotion Council (TEPC), said that ICT is very important for maintaining India's sovereignty and integrity. India has cooperated with Africa for a long time and respects its sovereignty. This makes it a reliable partner for Africa.
