Singapore, Mongolia to work on ICT projects
SINGAPORE: Singapore and Mongolia have strengthened their relationship, with an agreement to work on Infocomm Technology (ICT) activities and projects to help transform Mongolia into a knowledge-based society.
They'll collaborate in public service infocomm and eGovernment over the next three years.
These include ICT projects, such as enterprise architecture, cloud computing and project management.
They'll also work on eGovernment projects, which will benefit citizens and businesses in Mongolia.
Both organisations can explore opportunities in ICT activities and projects related to eGovernment to promote mutually-beneficial collaboration.
Singapore will also share its experience in its ICT journey.
The areas and framework for cooperation are outlined in a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) signed by the Information, Communications Technology and Post Authority of the Government of Mongolia (ICTPA) and IDA International, which is a subsidiary of the Infocomm Development Authority of Singapore (IDA).
The MOU was signed by Chairman of the ICTPA, Mr Bat-Erdene Jalavsuren and CEO of IDA International, Mr Seah Chin Siong.
- CNA/ck
They'll collaborate in public service infocomm and eGovernment over the next three years.
These include ICT projects, such as enterprise architecture, cloud computing and project management.
They'll also work on eGovernment projects, which will benefit citizens and businesses in Mongolia.
Both organisations can explore opportunities in ICT activities and projects related to eGovernment to promote mutually-beneficial collaboration.
Singapore will also share its experience in its ICT journey.
The areas and framework for cooperation are outlined in a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) signed by the Information, Communications Technology and Post Authority of the Government of Mongolia (ICTPA) and IDA International, which is a subsidiary of the Infocomm Development Authority of Singapore (IDA).
The MOU was signed by Chairman of the ICTPA, Mr Bat-Erdene Jalavsuren and CEO of IDA International, Mr Seah Chin Siong.
- CNA/ck
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