Government taking India stack global with 24 country pacts to share solutions

India signed memoranda of understanding with 24 countries to share Digital Public Infrastructure (DPI) solutions, according to the Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology (MeitY). The agreements aim to facilitate capacity building, knowledge exchange, and the scaling of successful digital solutions, with notable progress in partnerships with Kenya and Cuba. Additionally, the Electronics Development Fund has invested ₹1,335.77 crore in 128 startups through eight venture capital funds.

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