Action’s presentations have long been true large-scale action in the spirit of Apple – performances on the big stage, audiences and spectacular demonstrations of new features and products. This time, the Ministry of Education and Science has decided to go even further and is holding an international conference for the first time. We tell you what to expect from him.

International Diya Summit

The summit, which will take place within the framework of the Davos Forum on May 24, will begin at 12:30 Kyiv time.

The Summit will address, among other things, the following five areas of digital state development:

• development of military defense technologies (cyber security policy, creation of miltech ecosystem, information security vision),
• revolutionary simplification of public services, new data storage and exchange policy, transformation of tax and legal system, development of neobank, development of international services In action,
• creation of satellite Internet stations and development of mobile networks,
• digital transformation of key areas of the economy, new tax and legal requirements, the move towards a food state.
• promoting “digital subjects” in education programs and improving non-formal education.

We continue to digitize the country every day in this difficult time where the struggle against the enemy continues in Ukraine. Now it is important for us to support everyone to end the war as soon as possible. How peaceful a digital future will depend on the will of free world leaders,
– They say in the Ministry of Finance.

Watch the video presentation of the International Diia Summit: video

Among the speakers – Ukraine’s Minister of Digital Transformation Mykhailo Fedorov and ministers from various development aspects of European countries.

• Janusz Cieszynski – State Secretary for Digitization in the Office of the Prime Minister of Poland, Commissioner for Cyber ​​Security of the Polish Government.
• Mark Borys Andrianych – Minister of Digital Transformation of Slovenia.
• Hashayar Carl Farmanbar is Swedish Minister of Energy and Digital Development.
• Egle Markeviciute is Deputy Minister of Economy and Innovation of Lithuania.
• Bozhidar Bozhanov is the Minister of e-Government of Bulgaria.
• Petr Ochko – Deputy Minister of Innovative Technologies at the Ministry of Industry and Trade of the Czech Republic.
• Veronika Remišova – Deputy Prime Minister, Minister of Investment, Regional Development and Information of the Slovak Republic.
• Francesca Bosco is Head of Strategy at the Swiss Institute for Cyber ​​Peace.
• Luukas Ilves – Estonian Deputy Minister of Digital Transformation, Ministry of Economy – Government Commissioner for Information Development.
• Gatis Ozols – Deputy State Secretary of the Latvian Ministry of Environment and Regional Development – responsible for Latvia’s digital transformation policy.
• Benedict Wechsler is head of digitization at the Swiss Federal Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
• Yuri Tsurcanu is Deputy Prime Minister for the Digitization of Moldova.