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The government of South Korea has committed 8 million South African rand (US$980,000) to establish an Information Communications Technologies Co-operation Center (ITCC) in South Africa.
Radhakrishna Padayachie, the South African deputy minister of communications, and Nam-Joon Chung, vice minister in the Korean Ministry of Public Administration and Security, have signed a memorandum of understanding (MOU) to formalize the three-year commitment.
The center will act as an e-skills training center and help implement and develop e-government and research and development projects.
The center also will promote the exchange of complementary experiences for the mutual development of the ITCC for the two countries, Padayachie added.
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