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President Zelensky held a meeting with Deputy Prime Minister Fedorov. The discussion emphasized the importance of continuing the country’s digital transformation. Zelensky highlighted that the digitalization of public services, digital applications in defense, and performance-based digital assessment of combat units have demonstrated clear effectiveness.

Fedorov reported that digital services for veterans, social services, and businesses are being expanded. He added that digital anti-corruption initiatives—such as e-excise, e-court, and digitalization of the gambling sector—are ongoing. These projects are expected to provide more revenue to the state budget, simplify and increase transparency in interactions between citizens, businesses, and the state, and strengthen internal resources for societal development.

The meeting also addressed the need for reliable communication infrastructure nationwide and support for defense production projects. Zelensky noted that over 4,800 developments related to drones, electronic warfare systems, unmanned ground vehicles, missiles, and other defense technologies have been registered on the Brave1 platform. Work is also underway on new decisions to support the defense industry.