: India and Estonia Together can do a lot in Digital Sector: Ambassador of Estonia to India Katrin Kivi #IndiaNEWS #Business In a recent virtual event PHDCCI International Week organised by The International

India and Estonia Together can do a lot in Digital Sector: Ambassador of Estonia to India Katrin Kivi #IndiaNEWS #Business
In a recent virtual event PHDCCI International Week organised by The International Affairs and Trade Fairs Committee, Ambassador of Estonia to India Ms. Katrin Kivi, and Chairman of the Board Enterprise Estonia Mr. Peeter Raudsepp received the opportunity to address the audience and introduced everyone to one of the most digitalised countries in the world Estonia.
Katrin Kivi
With the focus on Indias Economic and Trade relations with one region and deliberate upon the Business Opportunities. Ms. Katrin Kivi highlighted different programmes, including e-residency, digital nomad visa, start-up Estonia & work in Estonia.
While beginning with the speech, Ms. Kivi reminded the audience about August 2019, when she joined the office in New Delhi and India paid its first high-level visit to Estonia, as Indian Vice President Mr. M. Venkaiah. Naidu visited Tallinn together with a large business delegation. Naidus visit put Estonia in the focus, and people there have witnessed a great interest and business opportunities since then. Meanwhile, India and Estonia signed two Memorandums of Understanding (MoUs) on cybersecurity, e-governance and other digital technologies.
The Ambassador of Estonia to India said, India and Estonia together can do a lot even though Estonia is a small country as compared to India. Estonia is well-known for its efficient e-governance and the use of blockchain technology. A big example is our online voting system. We have been voting online since 2005 and we are world leaders in cybersecurity. Almost all public services are available online, be it filing taxes, registering childbirth, extending your drivers license, etc.
Peeter Raudsepp
Estonia has several companies that work on digital technologies in the field of cybersecurity, e-governance, artificial intelligence, financial technology, health technology and education technology. It is pertinent to mention that the countrys private sector is digitally advanced too. Some of the Estonian companies working in the technology sector have already found their path to India and are productively working here with their Indian partners.
In his speech, Mr. Peeter Raudsepp said, Despite the challenges the pandemic has presented, it has also created opportunities and encouraged us to explore new horizons. We are living in what is known as the Asian century. Global outlooks have been shifted towards the rapidly growing economies in Asia. Estonian export to India has grown 45. 5% in the last year and given the ambitions strengths of both India and Estonia. We believe that there is potential for increased partnership and bilateral success. Enterprise Estonia or EAS, is a national foundation that aims to develop the Estonian economy through three principal areas of activity, developing Estonian enterprises and boosting export capacity.

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