Ukraine and Poland signed an important memorandum on digital cooperation
Ukraine and Poland join forces for the development of digital technologies, cooperating in the fields of cyber security, the Internet and digital transformation, confirming Poland's solidarity with Ukraine.
Consolidation of digitization
Memorandum on cooperation
On May 6, a working visit of the Deputy Prime Minister and the Minister of Digital Transformation of Poland took place Krzysztof Havkowski to Kyiv. During the meeting with Ukrainian colleague Mykhailo Fedorov, the parties signed a memorandum on partnership in the digital sphere. The details of the agreement will be made public in the near future.
Internet infrastructure support
Poland assured of assistance to Ukraine in providing Internet connections communication, in particular by providing Starlink systems. In addition, the parties agreed to cooperate in the development of the back-office of the Tallinn Mechanism and to take measures for the long-term protection of cyber security.
Support during Poland's EU presidency
During the visit, the role of Poland in support for Ukraine during the Polish presidency in the European Union in 2025. Poland has confirmed its solidarity with Ukraine, providing aid in the amount of 2.5% of its annual GDP, making it one of the leaders among donor countries.
Protection of Ukrainian data
Servers with data of Ukrainian enterprises are currently located on the territory of Poland. Poland declares its readiness to continue ensuring the security of this data. At the same time, Krzysztof Gavkowski invited Mykhailo Fedorov to visit Poland in order to exchange experience in the field of digital transformation.
Glossary
- Starlink is a satellite communication system created by SpaceX to provide high-speed Internet.
- The Tallinn Mechanism is a system of expert support and solidarity for countries that have experienced cyberattacks.
- The European Union (EU) is a political and economic union of 27 European countries.
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Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Digital Transformation of Poland Krzysztof Hawkowski visited Kyiv and signed a memorandum on cooperation in the digital industry with his Ukrainian counterpart Mykhailo Fedorov. This step opens new opportunities for the two countries in the development of digital technologies and innovations.
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OleksandrD
This memorandum demonstrates the strong ties between Ukraine and Poland in the digital field. Poland's support in providing internet connection in Ukraine through Starlink is especially important. This will help our citizens stay connected, even during military operations. 👍
SophieP
Yes, OleksandrD, that's great news! Cyber security cooperation is also key, as protecting our digital data and infrastructure is critical in times of war. Poland, as a reliable ally, can provide us with expertise and resources in this direction. 🇺🇦🇵🇱
HansM
It is interesting to learn details about the development of the back-office of the Tallinn Mechanism. This is an international cybersecurity initiative, and the participation of Ukraine and Poland can make it even more powerful. I hope this will contribute to better protection of the critical infrastructure of both countries. 🛡️
GrumpyJan
Here's another memo... These paper deals aren't worth much if they're not followed by real support. I will be skeptical of Poland's promises until I see concrete action from them. 😒
AnitaR
GrumpyJan, don't be so pessimistic! Poland proves its support for Ukraine by allocating a significant part of its GDP for aid. And ensuring the security of Ukrainian data and enterprises on its territory is a really valuable contribution. The memorandum is an important step towards deepening cooperation. 🤝
PabloS
I am happy to hear about the cooperation in digital transformation. Ukraine has made significant progress in this direction, and sharing experience with Poland will be beneficial for both sides. Digital technologies play a key role in the reconstruction and development of the country after the war. 💻🚀
MartaK
Yes, PabloS, totally agree! Digital transformation will become the basis for economic growth and infrastructure modernization in Ukraine. Cooperation with Poland can bring new ideas and solutions in this area. And during Poland's presidency of the EU in 2025, we will be able to count on their additional support. 🇪🇺
FrancescoB
Very interesting news! I was wondering if this memorandum also covers cooperation in the field of e-government and digital public services? Ukraine already has some successful examples, such as Diya, and it would be cool to see an exchange of experience with Poland in this direction. 📱⚡️