Hanoi, Aug. 15 -- The Japanese Government will offer support to companies setting up facilities in Indonesia to manage telecommunications infrastructure, helping cultivate customers in a fast-growing region, the Nikkei reported. Japan's Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications provide subsidies for companies to set up maintenance centres in Indonesia. A legal framework could be in place as early as the current fiscal year, paving the way not only for the export of telecom equipment but also for its operation and service. This will enable companies to respond more swiftly to technical needs while opening up new revenue streams. Tokyo will also support Japanese firms in conducting trials in Indonesia to test the speed and security of t...