Ministry of Digital Transformation of Ukraine

🦾 WINWIN Summit 2025: How innovation drives Ukraine’s development Together with the IT Ukraine Association, we held one of the largest tech summits in the country. The main goal was to present the first steps in implementing the WINWIN 2030 Strategy and to show how Ukraine is becoming a hub for innovation. The WINWIN Summit 2025 brought together global tech giants, including OpenAI, Mistral AI, Google, Microsoft, NVIDIA, Cisco, and ElevenLabs, along with international and Ukrainian representatives from government, business, and startups. Ukraine is now shifting from a digital to an agentic state, where artificial intelligence supports decision-making, automates processes, and builds a new level of interaction with citizens. On this path, we are: 👉🏻 developing a national large language model (LLM) together with Kyivstar 👉🏻 creating AI Factory, a state platform for developing and testing AI solutions 👉🏻 launching Diia.AI on the web portal and working on an AI assistant in the Diia app 👉🏻 strengthening partnerships with NVIDIA, ElevenLabs, and Google to integrate their innovations into Diia, Mriia, Diia.Education, and other projects 👉🏻 launching the WINWIN Project Office and bringing together professionals who share our vision 👉🏻 launching the WINWIN AI Center of Excellence, and soon — the WINWIN EdTech Center of Excellence At the WINWIN Summit, we presented drafts of Ukraine’s AI Strategy, the Semiconductor Industry Development Strategy, and the AUV Industry Strategy. We also announced the upcoming MedTech Sandbox and new partnerships with leading global tech companies. One of the first projects, implemented jointly with the Ministry of Health, Feofaniya Hospital, and GutSee Health, will pilot an AI-driven phage therapy for treating antibiotic-resistant infections, marking the first such initiative in Eastern Europe. Thank you to our partners for your trust, cooperation, and shared vision of a strong technological future for Ukraine 🤝🏻

🇺🇦🤝🏻🇯🇵 Japan and Ukraine — building digital resilience together We were glad to welcome the JICA Ukraine Office to CDTO Campus during a meeting with Valeriya Ionan, Advisor to the First Deputy Prime Minister of Ukraine. Last year, Ukraine and Japan held a joint Capture The Flag (CTF) cybersecurity competition — a global challenge that united beginners and experts to test their skills, learn from top professionals, and exchange experience with Japanese colleagues. We’re accelerating innovation, strengthening cybersecurity, and expanding digital learning opportunities. Together, we’re shaping a smarter, safer, and more resilient digital future — and this cooperation keeps growing stronger 🦾 Japan International Cooperation Agency (JICA) Kotaro Tanaka Osamu Hattori  

€60+ million for strengthening Ukraine’s cyber resilience in 2025: The eighth Tallinn Mechanism meeting held Representatives from 13 participating countries of the Tallinn Mechanism, along with observers from the Czech Republic, the European Union, NATO, and the World Bank, met in Paris to discuss ways to enhance Ukraine’s cyber resilience. By the end of the year, Ukraine is set to receive €60.9 million under this initiative from partner countries. Overall, partners have allocated over €200 million to support projects that boost the cyber resilience of Ukraine’s civil and critical infrastructure through the Tallinn Mechanism. With their support, dozens of initiatives have been implemented, from cybersecurity assessments to software procurement. Participating countries of the Tallinn Mechanism: the United Kingdom, Denmark, Estonia, Italy, Canada, the Netherlands, Germany, Poland, the United States, France, Sweden, Norway, and Finland. We thank all partners for their consistent support of Ukraine’s cyber resilience. Special thanks to the governments of Sweden and France for organizing the eighth meeting of Tallinn Mechanism partner countries 🤝🏻

🇪🇺 IT Studios, European integration, and civil servant training at CDTO Campus: The EU4DigitalUA program has concluded Together with the European Union and FIAP, we have successfully implemented the EU4DigitalUA program. Over five years of cooperation, EU4DigitalUA has become one of the Ministry of Digital Transformation’s key partners on the path toward European integration and building a digital state. Thanks to EU4DigitalUA’s support, we have achieved: 🔹 promotion of new digital services within Diia — Diia.Signature, uResidency, e-Entrepreneur, and Diia.Engine; 🔹 training of hundreds of civil servants through the CDTO Campus program; 🔹 development of a new Law on Personal Data Protection; 🔹 creation of educational series for Ukrainians on Diia.Education; 🔹 organization of more than 15 national information campaigns; 🔹 support for three Diia Summits; 🔹 preparation for Negotiation Chapter 10 as part of Ukraine’s EU accession process. We are grateful to the EU and international partners for their consistent support of Ukraine’s digital transformation. We keep moving forward 🤝🏻

🇺🇦 From a digital to an agentive state: Sharing Ukraine’s experience and vision in AI development During EU Regions Week in Brussels, Софія Петькова, AI Projects Coordinator, and Nelli Blinova, AI International Partnerships Manager, shared the achievements and steps that will help reach the goal of ranking among the world’s top three countries in AI integration and implementation by 2030. We have three strategic focuses for developing the AI sector in Ukraine: the national AI strategy, the product track, and building AI sovereignty in Ukraine. In the context of war, cyberthreats, and geopolitical pressure, controlling our own models, data, and infrastructure is essential. Current priorities include: • scaling Diia.AI — the world’s first national AI assistant that delivers services • building a national LLM • integrating AI into the tools for internal government efficiency Ukraine’s experience demonstrates that a crisis can serve as a catalyst for technological growth. We remain open to cooperation, share our expertise, and continue developing the European trustworthy AI ecosystem 🦾

💻 19,000 devices for schools, hospitals, and communities: Results of the Laptops for Ukraine project Over three years, individuals and companies from nine EU countries donated equipment for critical infrastructure — laptops, tablets, and communication devices. The main goal was to meet the urgent needs of Ukrainian schools, hospitals, and communities affected by the war. We are grateful to the European Commission (DG CNECT) and DIGITALEUROPE the EU Civil Protection Mechanism, and the Ministry of the Interior of the Slovak Republic for their support and coordination of the project 🤝🏻

🇫🇮 Strengthening Ukraine’s cybersecurity: Finland joins the Tallinn Mechanism Finland has become the thirteenth country to join the Tallinn Mechanism, an international initiative that helps Ukraine enhance its cyber resilience and digital security. Finland brings strong expertise in digital governance, cybersecurity, and critical infrastructure protection. Together with our partners, we will develop technological solutions and share best practices. Finland’s participation in the Tallinn Mechanism will also open new opportunities for collaboration between Finnish and Ukrainian tech companies. 🔐 The Tallinn Mechanism was launched in 2023 in response to ongoing cyberattacks from Russia. Under this framework, we are already implementing dozens of initiatives to strengthen Ukraine’s cyber resilience. We thank all partner countries for their steadfast and unwavering support 🤝🏻

🇺🇦 Building the Future: Ukraine Shaping the Next Wave of Innovation The Meta Global Policy and Innovation Flyout 2025 brought together 100 innovators from around the world — 60 from the United States, the rest from Europe and Asia. Valeriya Ionan, Advisor to Mykhailo Fedorov, represented Ukraine as the sole participant from our country. Meta is a strong partner of Ukraine. One of the highlights was the Meta Orion demo — AR glasses with multiple virtual screens, intuitive hand gestures, a neural wristband, and AI seamlessly integrated into everyday life. This is human-machine symbiosis: shared AR spaces, instant collaboration, and AI that augments decision-making in real-time. Within Ukraine’s innovation track, we combine technologies and ecosystem thinking to shape the next generation of public services, governance, and citizen experience. Ukraine is moving from a digital state to an agentic state, implementing the WINWIN Strategy, advancing the Digital Agenda, rolling out the AI Strategy, developing the BRAVE1 defence tech cluster, and launching the first governmental AI-agent — Diia.AI. During the visit, Valeriya met key partners: 👉🏻 Google — discussed plans and achievements with Yossi Matias, VP and Head of Google Research. Highlights include support for startups, Diia.Education, Mriia, Gemini and AI Pro subscriptions for students, and Gemini powering Diia.AI. 👉🏻 Astro Teller, Captain of Moonshots at X — exchanged insights on bold, high-risk projects tackling global challenges and share the WINWIN strategy perspective. 👉🏻 Cisco — talked about the strengthened cooperation via the Country Digital Acceleration Program, supporting online marriage in Diia through Webex, opening the first immersive hub in Ternopil, launching CDTO Campus, and many other. 👉🏻 Stanford University — discussed a new project with Gauthier Vasseur to highlight Ukrainian defence tech and showcase the innovation, flexibility, and efficiency of Ukrainian startups. Innovation is born in business, but governments create conditions, support adoption, and ensure technologies reflect democratic values. Ukraine is not just participating in the next wave of technology — we are building it. We are grateful to our partners for their support 🙌🏻

🇺🇦 Ukraine has embarked on the path toward alignment with the European Artificial Intelligence Act In July 2025, with the support of the European Commission, the #EU4Digital Facility initiative launched a strategic partnership with the Ministry of Digital Transformation of Ukraine to align the national approach with the EU AI Act — the world’s first comprehensive regulation in the field of artificial intelligence. 🇪🇺 This partnership strengthens digital cooperation between Ukraine and the EU and contributes to our integration into the EU and the EU Single Digital Market. On October 7, the first in a series of workshops took place, bringing together over 150 stakeholders from the Ministry of Digital Transformation, AI Committee, AI Sandbox, the Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine, the Ministry of Economy, the Ministry of Education and Science, the Ukrainian National Office for Intellectual Property and Innovations (UKRNOIVI), the Ombudsman’s Office, the State Service of Special Communications and Information Protection, the Ministry of Defence and many others, as well as representatives from civil society, academia, and business.  This marks the first step toward implementing the Roadmap for adapting the AI acquis. As outlined in the White Paper on AI Regulation, Ukraine is implementing a bottom-up approach in two stages: 1️⃣ By 2027 – developing a culture of self-regulation and ethical use of AI; 2️⃣ By 2030 – legislative alignment with European integration and international standards in the field of artificial intelligence. Together with EU4Digital, we are working to build a reliable and human-centric AI ecosystem that reflects European values and ensures transparency and innovation in Ukraine’s digital transformation 🦾

🇺🇦 Sharing Ukraine’s digital experience with Colombia Deputy Minister Valeriia Koval told WRadio how Diia has transformed trust in the government, eliminated corruption risks, and become a true digital lifeline during the full-scale war. Find answers to the most interesting questions about Diia here: https://curly.click/r/81cd We continue sharing the achievements of digital Ukraine with the world 🌍