[Dongguan, China, December 8, 2021]
Yesterday, coordinating Minister for Maritime
and Investment Affairs of the Republic of Indonesia, Luhut Binsar Pandjaitan, met
Guo Ping, Huawei’s Rotating Chairman, to discuss tightening ties between
Indonesia and Huawei on digital transformation and a number of initiatives to
develop digitalization, 5G, AI, and new energy.
Minister Luhut extended appreciation to Huawei for more
than 21 years of effort in building digital infrastructure and developing the
digital ecosystem of Indonesia. “Indonesia is now gearing up to prepare
strategic projects that involve new energy development and smart technology on
the lead-up to host the G20 Summit in Bali next year. As we now move forward to
promoting green development and smart future, we would like to invite Huawei to
participate in these sectors. We understand that Huawei is very advanced in
these areas,” added Minister Luhut.
In July this year, the Government of Indonesia set its
target to reach net zero emissions by 2060 at the latest, a decade faster than
previous estimate of 2070. In addition, digitalization has also become Indonesia’s
top priority development under President Joko Widodo. The country plans to
drive digital economic growth and accelerate the rapid development of high-tech
industries.
Huawei Rotating Chairman Guo Ping welcomed Minister Luhut
and thanked the Indonesian Government for providing great support to Huawei in
the past two decades. “Indonesia is blessed with potential to develop high-tech
industries,” said Guo Ping. “As part of Indonesia’s digital ecosystem, Huawei
will focus on technology innovations and make every effort to assist Indonesia
in building robust ICT infrastructure and successful digitalization by using
digital advanced technologies such as 5G, AI cloud and IoT. ”
Guo Ping added that “Besides enabling Indonesia’s digital
transformation, Huawei will also contribute to the green transformation and new
energy development by using digital technologies.”
Huawei estimates that over the next 30 to 40 years,
intelligence and low-carbon will continue to gain traction in which digital technologies
are necessity to drive intelligence, while power electronics technologies are
crucial to reduce carbon footprint. The global energy industry will shift more
towards technology-driven rather than resource-dependent as the trends unfold.
Aside from the meeting, Minister Luhut, also toured around
Huawei campuses in Shenzhen and Dongguan. He was accompanied by cabinet
colleagues - Budi Gunadi Sadikin, Minister of Health of the Republic of
Indonesia and Muhammad Lutfi, Minister of Trade of the Republic of Indonesia.
Digital talent development in Indonesia is one of Huawei’s
important contributions. The company
launched a nationwide digital talent program in 2020 in collaboration with
Indonesia’s Presidential Office (KSP) to cultivate more than 100,000 digital
talents in 5 years. To date, Huawei has managed to achieve halfway of the 5
years target within the first two years, epitomizing Huawei’s seriousness and
eagerness to support Indonesia’s vision.
In addition to digital talent development, Huawei has been instrumental
in supporting Indonesia to cushion off the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic,
essentially through technology solutions, from building emergency
telecommunication infrastructure, providing WIFI6 technology for high-speed
telemedicine video conferencing, to AI-assisted diagnosis for COVID-19
patients.
Beyond health, Huawei
also facilitated digital transformation and a seamless remote learning
experience by supporting 500 universities through cloud account donations aside
from powering up small and medium enterprises to undergo digital transformation
to meet the surging demand from their online customers.
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