TOKYO, May 1 — GSMA has called on Japan to take bold, coordinated action to transform its strong technological capabilities into global digital leadership.
According to a report unveiled at the Digital Nation Summit Tokyo. While Japan remains a leader in connectivity and innovation.
Structural challenges such as stagnant productivity and gaps in scaling innovation continue to limit its global impact.
The report highlights 2026 as a critical turning point, urging faster 5G deployment, improved digital inclusion, and stronger cybersecurity.
A key milestone was the signing of the Tokyo Accord by major operators including NTT DOCOMO and SoftBank.
Signalling a shared ambition to lead in 6G development and shape future global digital standards.
