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| Caption | The Jakarta Office of the BIC explored how digital technologies can contribute to social progress. In her remarks at a panel discussion, Desytia Nawris, from the Office, said: “If technology is to be a means for progress, then it must reinforce noble aspirations and principles, such as unity and justice.” |
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