Ukraine is advancing its digital transformation across government services, defense, and anti-corruption initiatives, while also preparing additional measures to support the development of defense technologies.
President Volodymyr Zelensky reported on these efforts via Telegram following a meeting with First Deputy Prime Minister Mykhailo Fedorov.
“For Ukraine, it is crucial to continue advancing the digital transformation of our state. Digitalization of public services, defense, and the evaluation of combat units’ achievements based on real battlefield merits have already proven their effectiveness,” Zelensky said.
He noted that the First Deputy Prime Minister reported on the expansion of digital services for veterans, social services, and business support. In parallel, digital anti-corruption initiatives are being developed, including e-Excise, e-Court, and the digitalization of the gambling sector. Zelensky emphasized that these measures will generate more revenue for the state budget, simplify and make government-business-citizen interactions more transparent, and provide additional internal resources for societal development.
The meeting also addressed ensuring reliable communication and supporting defense production.
“Over 4,800 drone, electronic warfare, robotic, missile, and other innovative projects are already registered on the Brave1 platform,” the President noted, adding that new solutions are being prepared to further support the defense industry.
