Mykhailo Fedorov
At Defense Tech Forum 2025, a Trembita drone missile capable of reaching Moscow was presented. The missile can reach speeds of up to 400 km/h, has a range of 200 km, and costs about $200.
Two new services have been added to the Diia app for obtaining war-related disability status and the status of a family member of a fallen defender. Paperwork is now available online without additional bureaucratic procedures.
The Ukrainian Book Institute has published a rating of the most popular books among young people under the eBook program. The list includes contemporary novels, poetry, and motivational literature.
More than 15,000 Ukrainian families have received housing loans worth more than UAH 25 billion under the eHouse in Diia program. The program is most actively used by the military (54.1%), teachers (8.3%) and doctors (8.2%).
WINWIN AI Center of Excellence was presented in Ukraine to introduce artificial intelligence into government processes and key areas of life. The center is headed by Danylo Tsvok and will focus on defense, medicine, education, and business.
Medical notifications about prescriptions, referrals to doctors, and other important data will appear in the Diia app. The government has already approved the relevant amendments to the resolution.
The eMalyatko service is now available again on the Diia portal after being temporarily suspended due to a cyberattack. Parents can receive 9 important services with one application within a day.
Ukrainians can once again apply for compensation for damaged housing through Diia to the International Register of Damage in The Hague. The register records the damage and is the first step for future reparations.
At the request of the Ministry of Digital Transformation, Apple and Google blocked 118 applications of illegal casinos, including 92 in the AppStore and 26 in the Play Market. Additionally, the State Service of Special Communications deleted 4,460 online casino websites.
The Minister of Digital Transformation explained how the agency has changed over the past two years. He also spoke about the implementation of OKR and key challenges on the way to digitalization.
The Verkhovna Rada Committee recommends adopting a draft law on the recognition of the results of education of Ukrainian children abroad. The document will allow 700,000 to 1 million schoolchildren who left because of the war to have their education recognized.
Mykhailo Fedorov announced the launch of 10 new revolutionary services in Diia within a year. The new features include a gun permit and the ability to report problems with the Internet.
eOselya services for obtaining a preferential mortgage and changing your place of residence online are now available in the Diia app. The services have resumed operation after being temporarily suspended due to a hostile cyberattack.
YouTube will resume shipping silver, gold, and diamond buttons to Ukrainian creators starting in January 2025. The awards will not be delivered to Russia, Belarus, Iran, and North Korea.
From January 22 to March 1, 2025, critical enterprises can apply for reservations for persons liable for military service without a 72-hour waiting period.
The Diia portal once again allows you to terminate a sole proprietorship online without the participation of a state registrar. The service works automatically and minimizes waiting time.
The Cabinet of Ministers has approved a list of 22 research projects in the areas of defense, medicine, ecology, energy, etc. More than UAH 186 million has been allocated for the implementation of the developments over the next two years.
The KAI team created the NVS-knot application to estimate soil moisture based on satellite data. The development won among 15,000 teams from 163 countries at the NASA Space Apps Challenge.
From January 22 to March 1, 2025, critical enterprises can apply for a reservation without waiting 72 hours. The current reservation is valid until February 28, 2025, and the criticality status must be updated.
Ukrainians can vote for the last finalist of the national selection for the Eurovision Song Contest 2025 via the Diia app. The voting will last until 10:00 on January 17, with 10 performers to choose from.
FAVBET Tech took part in the annual event Diia. City Union Annual Gathering 2024 in Kyiv as one of the partners. The event discussed business cooperation with the state, prospects for artificial intelligence, and Diia.City opportunities.
Starting January 1, 2025, 18-year-old Ukrainians will receive UAH 908 to buy books in Ukrainian through Diia. More than 50 thousand applications for the eBook program have already been submitted.
The Cabinet of Ministers plans to launch a unified platform for housing and communal services to improve control over the quality of services. The project will become a tool for interaction between consumers, suppliers and the state.
The Diia app ranked between Facebook and ChatGPT in terms of popularity among Ukrainians in 2024. The Minister of Digital Transformation announced further development of the app in 2025.
The Minister of Digital Transformation has outlined the main goal for 2025 - the development of Ukrainian defense tech. The priority will be the development of drones, robots and missiles to enhance defense capabilities.
The service of closing a sole proprietorship in a few clicks is again available on the Diia portal. The process takes two minutes, and the tax authorities deregister you on the same day.
The educational app Mriya plans to introduce artificial intelligence in the first half of 2025. AI will help students with educational content and reduce the bureaucratic burden on teachers.
The Ministry of Digital Transformation is planning to add the ability to provide feedback on the work of government agencies through a voice assistant to Diia. Fedorov said that the system will use AI to categorize citizens' appeals.
The Presidential Administration is preparing to talk to Ukrainian business representatives about systemic solutions for the economy. They will discuss the return of Ukrainians and the creation of economic incentives for working in Ukraine.
Beta testing of the Mriya educational app has been completed in Ukrainian schools, where teachers have given 560,000 marks. Fedorov announced the expansion of the app's functionality to preschool education and universities by 2025.