maksut shadayev minister of digital development of communications and mass communications igorevich wasaged in professional projects of digitalization of the state state when no one believed in the success of this business, and everyone believed that the state service and the state system. they are completely stuck in the last century. e, but the fact that today the public sector is becoming one of the flagships and a conductor of digitalization has become possible because that maybe someone once decided not to give up. colleagues, we will start discussing our trip. it seems to me that everyone obviously admits that russia is one of the recognized leaders in digitalization in various fields, but especially in finance and our rise, many associated with the fact that we started later than others, that is, we studied at mistakes. based on the experience of other countries, they studied improved technologies and it's not a secret. many solutions were based on foreign technologies. well, of course, the main thing is that our wonderful staff and the availability of financial resources became

this money was provided by the ministry of digital development of mass communications. vestigators determined the suspect, two of whom the heads of commercial organizations decided to dispose of the funds, otherwise here are the footage of their detention. under the cover of darkness, fsb fighters, together with employees of the investigative committee, drove home to the defendants in the criminal case during a search. they found part of the stolen money. almost 10 million rubles. the detainees did not deny their guilt and immediately confessed to the crime. in 2021 , the head of two commercial organizations involved in the implementation of the state contract, as well as other persons conspired to steal these funds. for this. they entered deliberately false information about the scope and cost of work into the documentation. as a result, the accomplices stole more than 41 million rubles. allocated for the implementation of the federal project, the detainee has already chosen a measure of restraint in the form of house arrest. now investigators are looking into the detai

digitalization of the economy in the coming years. we also talked about the digitalization of new regions of the russian federation. it is obvious to these companies that these territories require such intensive development, both of communicationrastructure and, in general, digitalization of all governing bodies. it is clear that they will be prioritized in focus. i said that we will have a plan ready in november. but the plan is rather short. that is, we will, in general, start with relevant implementation projects right from november. we are investing in infrastructure development and mobile and fixed connections in order to provide maximum coverage, which means especially where the infrastructure has suffered. and the second is, of course, the digitalization of public service departments, documents of turnover for everything that we do is standard and business. well for a long time. eh, they started doing it in the regions a long time ago. american companies are making super profits from the conflict in ukraine, such a statement was made by us president joe biden in such a way that the head of the white house tried to urge oil corporations to reduce fuel prices. but users of social networks paid attention to something else,

digitalization of transport logistics routes by introducing artificial intelligence to accelerate cargo flows, at the initiative of the russian and kazakhstani sides , a platform is being developed for the ecosystem of digital transport corridors of the eurasian economic community. aimed at optimizing information exchanges between the electricity economy operator as a whole, russia and kazakhstan have broad prospects for joint work within the framework of various sectors of the economy, including high-tech, no doubt that the regions of our countries will actively participate in this work and in conclusion dear colleagues. i would like to wish the participants of the orenburg forum success and all the best. i thank you for your attention and with pleasure transferring conditionally to our guest and friend the president of kazakhstan dear vladimir vladimirovich dear participants of the forum first of all. i would like to express my gratitude to the president of the russian federation and all russian colleagues for the high level of organization of this event, and the theme of the forum itself is of particular importance in the current crisis. indeed, the removal of all restrictions and the creation of mutually beneficial conditions in trade is certainly the key t

about the digitalization of new regions of the russian federation, now we are making a plan, it is obvious that these territories require such intensive development, both of the communicationsd, in general, the digitalization of all governments . it is clear that they will be prioritised. in focus, i said that we would have a plan ready in november. but the plan is quite so concise, that is in general, we will start relevant implementation projects right from november. we are investing in infrastructure development and mobile and fixed connections in order to provide maximum coverage, which means especially where the infrastructure has suffered. and the second thing is, of course, the digitalization of the public services department, the document flow for everything that we do is standard. well, for a long time. eh, they started making regions a long time ago. a new transport and logistics center appeared in the sverdlovsk region, it was built in the area of ​​the nodal railway station the new center will increase the speed and reliability of cargo delivery, reduce the level of logistics costs, and most importantly, ensure a favorable and stable investment climate in the re

of scholarship and practice and informingsignificant outcomes around society . you're adding much-needed evidence to the public discourse about digital media and technology and developing evidence-based approaches to address asymmetries in digital harm for minority communities. in the last three years published hundreds of articles, informative documents outline in the contours of an expensive and growing field. you're shaping public understanding as well, evidence of your work with journalists and other informers on a national level . a growing number of you have testified and provided expert commentary to legislative and regulatory bodies in the us and abroad and your advice is regularly sought out if not always acted upon by the players and theprivate sector . and you're identifying the emerging talent and threats that underscore how important this field will be as technology forces that evolution of our systems and institution . this week's program is meant to capture a moment in time for the field and the conversations we plan tocover a range of topics at the heart of academic and policy debates . i'm especially pleased will hear from a number of leaders in government, a couple of them you will hear from later . these are especially well positioned to

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talked about the digitalization of new regions of the russian federation, now we are making a plan, it is obvious that these territories require such intensive development, both of communicationrastructure and, in general, the digitalization of all governments . it is clear that they will be prioritized in focus. i said that we will have a plan ready in november. but the plan is rather short. in other words, we will start relevant implementation projects right from november. we invest in infrastructure development and mobile and fixed networks in order to provide maximum coverage, means, especially where the infrastructure has suffered. and the second thing is, of course, the digitalization of the public services department, the document flow for everything that we do is standard. well, for a long time. eh, they started doing it in the regions a long time ago. russia fully fulfills its obligations for the supply of equipment for the implementation of the international thermonuclear reactor project, and today a solemn ceremony was held in the leningrad region to send a special magnet weighing 200, then dmitry akimov has all the details in france. here it is behind my back, a c

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centers of this developer’s issue to ensure that digitized voice messages are also transmitted over the control channel. another technological problem is the delay in control outside of radio communicationsthe satellite and such a delay, when changing course or altitude, is now 20 seconds. and this is significant. let's first we prove that we can execute scripts. security, law enforcement agencies expect us to be able to observe us to identify contact with an external pilot to receive our flight intention, that is, to understand where it is going to fly under the drone program, nevertheless, this industry exists and develops in russia and there are examples. the st. petersburg company geoscan, the only one in the world, owns all the technologies of unmanned aerial vehicles, they themselves produce, visualize the data themselves and teach them to use the uniqueness of our company specifically lies in the fact that we do, uh, all the components that are part of complexes of unmanned aerial systems. that is, we are developing drones ourselves. we make software for them, write autopilot firmware and create software for data post-processing. now the drones of another russian company are parti

of digital infrastructure in russia . everything from cellular tv communications to data centers of the government services portal and you ensure the continuity of infrastructure activities and at the same time the developmentrastructure for different sectors. and we we see that requests to rostelecom. they have increased have increased in different sectors in many sectors. you have become a monopoly. but it can also become a bottleneck . how do you see the situation? how to solve it now and what russian technologies need to be created or developed in the near future? thanks for the question. first of all, i'm very happy to be, uh, uh, on this forum, because there are no former bankers, and i worked in the banking system for many, many years. this helps me a lot. at least. yes it is you will tell, well, monopolists are not are born and everyone can become. maybe you can find some kind of blue blue ocean, of course, the historical rostelecom was the largest and remains the largest national telecommunications operator, but many of the areas that you listed, they uh, appeared with us literally in recent years and in in general, to a large extent in a competitive environment, because not only we work in the mar

digits, and this is a significant problem, i.e. the communities of the communities could not finance their current expenses, not even to mention any investments in development and reconstruction, and it is not even a matter of getting staff, getting buildings of local importance, simply maintaining order, and in the communities, that is no longer the case. it was enough. so this led to the fact that the absolute majority of communities she talked about a rather significant deficit of budget funds of more than 10%, that is, the problems were significant and we should also talk about the fact that if we are talking about the state budget, the authorities have much wider the authority to finance actual expenditures . the central government can issue state bonds, military bonds, state loan bonds, you cannot. they have wider access to the international resource of all this, to a much lesser extent, local communities have, that is, they are faced with a choice of what to do, or to cut expenses. directly there now more than half of the communities have also succeeded in this, they have reduced their budget expenditures or the second option that can be done is to a

digital presidential decree, the number of food companies in the park has increased more than 10 times over the past 5 years. now, together with the ministry of communications, step by step, belarusian it developments being introduced into the real sector. the decree of the leader helps this. the president does not relieve himself of responsibility for the future even today, being responsible for the security of our state and the stability of the functioning of our society. i can’t allow a wave of it people to come to us again. there are ip specialists and so on. once again, i want to emphasize that i do not hide it, thanks to the president, such industries have appeared in our economy and in our society, so i bear responsibility for this. we must not see only the positives, we must also see the shortcomings in order to to react. and the functioning of the park, uh, in the present conditions, i did not expect three quarters in 9 months of this year. so i took into the data exports to the park approached 2 billion dollars. i didn't expect this. i thought you were already running around the back streets of the planet and it’s a little less than last year, but nevertheless, this is a high level, but t

communications off-road vehicles personal protection and technical intelligence tools join the fundraiser and let the next night be peaceful for everyone except the occupiers odritan digital technology minister of taiwan software developercluded in the top ten most successful computer scientists in the country became the first transgender minister in taiwan as a child audrey was a child prodigy at the age of five, read classic literature at six, studied mathematics in depth, and at eight started programming at 14 years old left school and began to study independently in two years founded her own it-business worked in silicon valley in california, usa was a consultant for apple began her political activities in 2014 in the midst of student protests, however, the rapprochement of taiwan with china later became a developer of media literacy training programs for of schools and ivaniv in 2016 becomes taiwan's youngest minister as minister audrey tang daily fights cyber attacks and disinformation as part of china's hybrid war against the autonomy and democracy of taiwan. thank you for the opportunity to communicate with you and thank you for supporting ukraine. this is very valuable for us. tell us about the experience of ta

digital decree president, the number of food companies in the park and over the past 5 years has increased more than 10 times. now, together with the ministry of communications, step by step, belarusian it-developments being introduced into the real sector by the leader’s decree helps . of our state and the stability of the functioning of our society. can't let us have once again a wave went from it people there ipshnikov and so on. once again, i want to emphasize that i do not hide it, thanks to the president, such industries have appeared in our economy and in our society, so i bear responsibility for this. we must not see only the positives, we must also see the shortcomings in order to respond in time. and the functioning of the park, uh, in the present conditions, i did not expect three quarters in 9 months of this year. so i took into the data exports to the park approached 2 billion dollars. i don't expected. i thought you were already running around the back streets of the planet and it’s a little less than last year, but nevertheless, this is a high level, but this is three quarters, and the year is four quarters, let’s see how you work in the fourth quarter. and what is gratifying is that