As Ukrinform reported with reference to NHK, the agreement was reached during negotiations between Matsumoto Takeaki, Japan’s Minister of Internal Affairs and Communications, and Valeriya Ionan, Ukraine’s Deputy Minister of Digital Transformation for European Integration. Attend the ministerial meeting on the digitization of the “Big Seven” countries (G7).

In particular, at the G7 ministerial meeting, Ionan briefed on the state of Ukraine’s digital infrastructure against the background of the long-term Russian occupation.

The Japanese minister said that universal values ​​such as freedom, democracy, human rights and the rule of law should be protected in bilateral talks and expressed his confidence that the G7 countries will work together to achieve this goal.

According to him, Japan and Ukraine will continue their close cooperation in the field of digital technology research.

The Ukrainian representative thanked Japan for its comprehensive support against Russian aggression and stated that Ukraine, as one of the most advanced innovative countries, would like to “receive a wide range of information” from the Land of the Morning Sun.

As reported by Ukrinform, the digital technologies ministers of the “Big Seven” (G7) of the most industrialized countries agreed on five principles for managing new technologies such as artificial intelligence, against the background of the rapid spread of the use of chatbots. With the use of AI in the world.