President of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelenskyy supports the digitization of the country and is glad that the Cabinet of Ministers has managed to form a clear strategy for digital transformation for the next three years.
"We are the first country in the world with digital passports and the fourth in Europe with a digital driver's license. Digitization is the direct and best fight against corruption. The computer does not take bribes. Digitization is a fight against corruption, reduction of communication between citizens and officials, simplification of procedures. It is the future," the Head of State stressed.
Deputy Prime Minister - Minister of Digital Transformation Mykhailo Fedorov announced the launch of 94 digital transformation projects in the fields of education, healthcare, justice, economics and trade, energy, infrastructure, etc. The list of projects approved by the government will be implemented within three years and will contribute to the development of a digital state.
"For the first time in the history of Ukraine, the state resorts to a systemic project approach. Such a powerful structure will help transform Ukraine at all levels, from national to local. And it will allow Ukraine to enter the top 20 digital countries of the world in a few years," he said.
On February 17 this year, the Cabinet of Ministers of Ukraine approved a list of 94 digital transformation projects. The strategy is a reflection of all government activities and contains clear plans for its digitization - transition to modern, transparent and automated rules. The projects of digital transformation for the next three years are: e-notary, e-property, e-urban planning, e-school, e-social protection, e-migration, e-hospital, e-permit, etc.
Ukrainians will be able to personally control the transparency of the system and monitor the implementation of projects in real time. To this end, the Ministry of Digital Transformation launches a public catalog with a description of each project, clearly defined deadlines and those responsible for the processes.