Telkom University (Tel-U), through Bandung Techno Park (BTP), officially signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with Hong Kong Cyberport Management Company Limited (Cyberport), a leading public organization for digital innovation in Hong Kong. The signing took place at Tel-U’s Bangkit Building on Monday, 17 November, and was witnessed by leaders of both institutions.

The partnership aims to strengthen the development of the startup ecosystem in international markets. Both institutions are committed to promoting technology transfer, mentoring startups, and facilitating access to global markets. The collaboration will focus on key digital sectors such as Artificial Intelligence (AI), FinTech, Smart City, Web 3.0, and other innovative technologies.

MoA Signed with Opus Solutions to Support Collaboration

At the same event, a Memorandum of Agreement (MoA) was signed between Bandung Techno Park and Opus Solutions Limited (Hong Kong). Opus Solutions will act as an advisory partner and support the implementation of the collaboration between Cyberport and Tel-U. The agreement covers program facilitation, startup exchanges, joint research, and joint promotion to expand the innovation ecosystem in both countries.

Leaders Emphasize Global Innovation and Connectivity

Prof. Dr. Suyanto, Rector of Tel-U, described the collaboration as an important milestone for Tel-U as a World Class Entrepreneurial University.

“Through this partnership, we hope to accelerate innovation and connectivity between Indonesia and Hong Kong, and open pathways for our startups to have a significant impact in the global market,” said Prof. Suyanto.

Stanley Wan, Director General of Hong Kong ETO Jakarta, highlighted that the MoU demonstrates a shared commitment to strengthening bilateral relations and cross-border innovation.

“This partnership opens new opportunities for strategic collaboration, from AI development to smart city initiatives and other promising sectors, benefiting startups and innovators,” he said.

Opus Solutions Sees Opportunities for Indonesian Talent

Dennis Tedja, Global Ambassador for Indonesia at Cyberport Hong Kong and CEO of Opus Solutions Limited, said the MoU strengthens practical collaboration between Hong Kong and Indonesia in innovation and technology.

“The MoU is a concrete bridge connecting Indonesian talent—including founders, innovators, students, and researchers—with Cyberport’s startup ecosystem, investors, and partners in Hong Kong. This opens cross-border opportunities in AI, web-led innovation, smart city solutions, and the digital creative industry, providing positive impact for communities,” he explained.

Bandung Techno Park Highlights Knowledge Transfer and Startup Growth

Dr. Iwan Iwut Tritoasmoro, Director of Bandung Techno Park, said the synergy between Cyberport, Opus Solutions, and BTP will create new opportunities for knowledge transfer and business collaboration.

“This collaboration not only expands international networks, but also acts as a catalyst for developing impactful digital innovations,” he said.

Through this collaboration, Tel-U and its partners aim to build sustainable connections between Indonesia and Hong Kong, and foster an inclusive, competitive, and forward-looking global startup ecosystem.

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