Presentation of the Ministry of Digital Transformation in Davos: eAccounts, car customs clearance in Diia and other Ukrainian digital reforms
Kyiv • UNN
At the World Economic Forum in Davos, Ukraine's Ministry of Digital Transformation presented its digital reforms, including electronic excise taxes and car customs clearance through the Diia app. They discussed digitalization, defense technologies, Diia.City, and Mriya with U.S. Representative Penny Pritzker.
The team of the Ministry of Digital Transformation presented Ukrainian developments at the World Economic Forum in Davos. In particular, e-excise and car customs clearance services through the Diia app. The Minister of Digital Transformation Mykhailo Fedorov spoke about the work of the Ukrainian delegation , UNN reports.
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Fodorov said that at the economic forum he met Penny Pritzker, the US Special Representative for Ukraine's Economic Recovery. The Ministry of Finance team told her about digitalization, defense-tech, Diia.City and Mriya.
In her turn, Pritzker assured that the United States not only allocates funds for Ukraine's needs, but also helps to attract investments from private companies.
Investments are about a win-win approach, job creation, economic development and GDP growth. However, in order to attract investors, we need to create favorable conditions - an open market, transparent tax and customs systems.
The Minister also noted that his team is already working on the implementation of e-excise, which will fight the gray market. He is also working on the online customs clearance of cars, which will increase the transparency of customs operations.
Fedorov also thanked Ms. Pritzker for her efforts for Ukraine. He also insisted on continuing communication with Ukraine's top partners.
Recall
Earlier UNN wrotethat at the peace meetings in Davos, the Ukrainian delegation held discussions with representatives of more than 50 countries and international organizations. The talks focused on the implementation of the Ukrainian peace formula, global security, food security and bilateral cooperation.