Jakarta - The Indonesian Digital & Cyber Institute offers a long-term solution regarding the government's plan to relax the Domestic Component Level rules in the information and communication technology sector against the United States.
As a long-term solution, the government is considered necessary to start developing the TKDN 2.0 approach, namely a local value calculation model that not only focuses on physical components, but also takes into account intellectual property ownership, contributions to local research, and its impact on the national innovation ecosystem.
"In this framework, relaxation incentives can be used as a tool of economic diplomacy that also strengthens the foundation of independence, not just opening the market for foreign technology," said IDCI Executive Director Yayang Ruzaldy in a press release, Wednesday.