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The Karnataka government has signed a Letter of Intent (LoI) with the New Jersey Department of State, marking a major step in fostering international cooperation in technology, innovation, and economic growth. The agreement establishes a collaborative framework between Bengaluru and New Brunswick, New Jersey, focusing on shared goals and development.
The partnership emphasizes Twin City Collaboration, encouraging exchanges in identified focus areas between the two regions. A key highlight is strengthening the startup ecosystems through synergies and collaborative programs. The initiative also prioritizes technological cooperation in sectors like life sciences, deep technologies (cybersecurity, AI), and electronics, driving mutual advancements in these fields.
“This partnership is a significant milestone in Karnataka’s journey to solidify its position as a global innovation hub,” remarked Ekroop Caur, Secretary to the Government of Karnataka. She emphasized the opportunities this collaboration brings, especially in the domains of technology, startups, and critical sectors like AI and electronics.
The initiative aligns with Karnataka’s Global Innovation Alliances (GIA) program, which aims to create international partnerships that promote knowledge exchange and accelerate innovation. By joining hands with New Jersey, Karnataka is poised to unlock new avenues for growth, strengthen global ties, and advance its mission of fostering a robust ecosystem for innovation and economic development.
This partnership signals a forward-thinking approach to building a globally connected tech and innovation landscape, reinforcing Karnataka’s leadership in the global tech arena.
