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  • A Union Minister has stressed the critical need for developing countries to secure a stronger voice in determining global technology standards and spectrum management policies

A Union Minister has stated that developing nations must be granted a more influential role in shaping international technology standards and spectrum policies. The official highlighted that inclusive representation in the governance of emerging digital frameworks remains essential to address the unique needs of developing economies.

According to the official remarks, technological advancements and spectrum management strategies heavily impact global connectivity and digital growth. Ensuring active participation from developing regions will help create a balanced and equitable digital ecosystem worldwide.

The statements draw attention to ongoing global discussions regarding digital equity and policy formulation. Observers note that broadening participation in technical standard-setting bodies could reshape how future communication networks and digital services are deployed across different regions.


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