India and Nepal have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to jointly develop an AI-powered multilingual language platform aimed at strengthening digital inclusion, language preservation, and cross-border technological collaboration.
The initiative seeks to leverage artificial intelligence and language technologies to support multiple Indian and Nepali languages, enabling seamless communication, translation, and access to digital services for citizens in both countries.
The collaboration is expected to promote research and innovation in natural language processing (NLP), machine translation, speech technologies, and AI-driven linguistic tools. By developing advanced multilingual capabilities, the platform aims to bridge language barriers and improve access to education, governance, and digital public services.
The partnership also aligns with the broader digital transformation goals of both nations and highlights the growing role of AI in preserving linguistic diversity while making technology more accessible to diverse populations.
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Officials from both countries emphasized that the initiative will foster knowledge sharing, technological cooperation, and innovation, further strengthening the longstanding relationship between India and Nepal.
The MoU marks another step in India’s efforts to advance AI-driven public digital infrastructure while supporting regional collaboration in emerging technologies and digital innovation.
