[PHNOM PENH POST]
MALAYSIAN Minister for Science, Technology and Innovation Maximus
Ongkili highlighted Malaysia’s experience in Information and
Communication Technology during meetings with Cambodian officials in
Phnom Penh.
MIMOS, an agency of the Malaysian ministry, signed a
memorandum of understanding with Cambodia’s National ICT Development
Authority on Friday, aiming to cooperate with ICT development in sectors
such as health, government, and logistics.
Malaysia could offer
expertise in areas such as cloud computer, cyber security, wireless
communications and software applications, said Ongkili.
“We hope
to foster better relationships between both countries’ governments and
private sectors to collaborate in the areas of technology sharing and
technology transfers,” he said.
Speaking on Friday, Deputy Prime Minister Sok An said Cambodia’s ICT sector had made significant progress in recent years.
“[It
is] reflected in both the brisk adoption of ICT services by the
population and the rapid expansion of infrastructure and significant
increase in the size of the ICT market,” he said.
“The ICT sector has leapfrogged from Analog to GSM to 3G systems and next year, we might have 4G systems.”
Digital Star Media, which operates under the name Emaxx, has announced plans to begin operating a 4G network in 2012.
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