New technologies on the guard of safety: Mexico Enacts Law for Biometric ID to Aid Missing Persons Search
Mexican authorities passed an important legislative act aimed at improving public security. The Chamber of Deputies of the United Mexican States approved a law that provides for the creation of a unified identification platform that tracks in real time the biometric data of citizens who have been reported missing. It is planned to create a new type of identity card, the CURPR ID, which will include the biometric data of all citizens.
The new system will track the movements of missing citizens to locate and identify them through biometrics such as papillary lines, iris and facial shape.
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Mexican authorities passed an important legislative act aimed at improving public security. The Chamber of Deputies of the United Mexican States approved a law that provides for the creation of a unified identification platform that tracks in real time the biometric data of citizens who have been reported missing. It is planned to create a new type of identity card, the CURPR ID, which will include the biometric data of all citizens.
The new system will track the movements of missing citizens to locate and identify them through biometrics such as papillary lines, iris and facial shape.
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Dmitry Grigorenko: the Government of the Russian Federation is to set out clear rules of work for digital platforms
At a government meeting, a bill regulating digital intermediary platforms was approved. This initiative aims to increase transparency in online marketplaces and protect citizens' rights. These measures were developed under the supervision of Deputy Prime Minister of the Russian Federation – Chief of Staff of the Government Executive Office Dmitry Grigorenko.
"The goal of this bill is to protect the rights and interests of citizens. The document establishes basic rules for operating digital platforms. In particular, sellers on marketplaces will be required to undergo verification through state registers, while platforms must ensure transparent terms of contracts with sellers. These and other new regulations will create safety guarantees for consumers and fair conditions for businesses. We took into account the industry's opinion while developing the bill," emphasized Dmitry Grigorenko.
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At a government meeting, a bill regulating digital intermediary platforms was approved. This initiative aims to increase transparency in online marketplaces and protect citizens' rights. These measures were developed under the supervision of Deputy Prime Minister of the Russian Federation – Chief of Staff of the Government Executive Office Dmitry Grigorenko.
"The goal of this bill is to protect the rights and interests of citizens. The document establishes basic rules for operating digital platforms. In particular, sellers on marketplaces will be required to undergo verification through state registers, while platforms must ensure transparent terms of contracts with sellers. These and other new regulations will create safety guarantees for consumers and fair conditions for businesses. We took into account the industry's opinion while developing the bill," emphasized Dmitry Grigorenko.
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“Life Situation” Services on the Portal of Public Services of the Russian Federation: Protection Against Online Fraud
How do scammers behave, what tools exist to protect an account on the Portal of Public Services of the Russian Federation, and what should you do if you've already given them a code from an SMS message? You can find answers to these questions on the special page of the Portal of Public Services of the Russian Federation called “Protection against Online Fraud.” Since its launch in May 2025, this page has been visited by nearly 600 thousand people.
For those who want to protect themselves from fraudsters:
• A service for setting up self-ban on obtaining loans and credits through the Portal of Public Services of the Russian Federation
• Recommendations on how to recognize a fraudulent call
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How do scammers behave, what tools exist to protect an account on the Portal of Public Services of the Russian Federation, and what should you do if you've already given them a code from an SMS message? You can find answers to these questions on the special page of the Portal of Public Services of the Russian Federation called “Protection against Online Fraud.” Since its launch in May 2025, this page has been visited by nearly 600 thousand people.
For those who want to protect themselves from fraudsters:
• A service for setting up self-ban on obtaining loans and credits through the Portal of Public Services of the Russian Federation
• Recommendations on how to recognize a fraudulent call
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Kuala Lumpur: The City of the Future Managed by AI
Kuala Lumpur is confidently advancing towards gaining the status of a smart city using artificial intelligence (AI) in its management, the municipal authorities of Kuala Lumpur said. According to information from the city's administration, important measures have been taken for digitalization and integration of AI into urban life.
Minister of Digital of Malaysia Gobind Singh Deo noted that the implementation of AI accelerates the modernization of urban infrastructure and services, increases efficiency, and ultimately improves residents' quality of life by creating a safer, more pleasant, and sustainable urban environment.
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Kuala Lumpur is confidently advancing towards gaining the status of a smart city using artificial intelligence (AI) in its management, the municipal authorities of Kuala Lumpur said. According to information from the city's administration, important measures have been taken for digitalization and integration of AI into urban life.
Minister of Digital of Malaysia Gobind Singh Deo noted that the implementation of AI accelerates the modernization of urban infrastructure and services, increases efficiency, and ultimately improves residents' quality of life by creating a safer, more pleasant, and sustainable urban environment.
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Mobile Sector Taxation in Eurasia
The issue of taxation in the mobile sector is a relevant and important aspect for the development of telecommunications industry. We suggest to familiarize with a report dedicated to studying tax policies in the field of mobile communications across several CIS countries. The document provides an in-depth analysis of taxes' impact on consumers and operators, highlighting key trends and challenges within this sector.
The report includes:
• A detailed analysis of taxes and fees levied on both operators and users,
• Comparative overview of tax burdens,
• Assessment of compliance with principles of fair and efficient taxation.
Additionally, the document includes recommendations aimed at reforming the tax system to stimulate investments, expand digital access, and ensure sustainable economic growth.
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The issue of taxation in the mobile sector is a relevant and important aspect for the development of telecommunications industry. We suggest to familiarize with a report dedicated to studying tax policies in the field of mobile communications across several CIS countries. The document provides an in-depth analysis of taxes' impact on consumers and operators, highlighting key trends and challenges within this sector.
The report includes:
• A detailed analysis of taxes and fees levied on both operators and users,
• Comparative overview of tax burdens,
• Assessment of compliance with principles of fair and efficient taxation.
Additionally, the document includes recommendations aimed at reforming the tax system to stimulate investments, expand digital access, and ensure sustainable economic growth.
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Dmitry Grigorenko: Government Artificial Intelligence Development Center Begins Operations
The first session of the Centre for the Development of Artificial Intelligence under the Government of the Russian Federation was held with representatives of business and regions. The goal is to launch a dialogue between the government and the industry, to establish interaction for the accelerated introduction of AI into public administration and the economy.
The session participants agreed that a centralised approach is needed to solve this problem. It will not only speed up the process, but also reduce costs, minimise risks and increase the efficiency of AI implementation.
Dmitry Grigorenko, Deputy Prime Minister of the Russian Federation – Chief of Staff of the Government Executive Office, supervises the Centre. The resolution on the creation of the Centre was signed in June, the team has been formed and is actively working.
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The first session of the Centre for the Development of Artificial Intelligence under the Government of the Russian Federation was held with representatives of business and regions. The goal is to launch a dialogue between the government and the industry, to establish interaction for the accelerated introduction of AI into public administration and the economy.
The session participants agreed that a centralised approach is needed to solve this problem. It will not only speed up the process, but also reduce costs, minimise risks and increase the efficiency of AI implementation.
Dmitry Grigorenko, Deputy Prime Minister of the Russian Federation – Chief of Staff of the Government Executive Office, supervises the Centre. The resolution on the creation of the Centre was signed in June, the team has been formed and is actively working.
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Digital Transformation in Kazakhstan: Outcomes and Prospects
The Central Communications Service under the President of the Republic of Kazakhstan presented during the briefing the results of digital transformation and plans for further simplification of public services in Kazakhstan.
Over the period 2021-2025, the Ministry of Digital Development, Innovations and Aerospace Industry of the Republic of Kazakhstan re-engineered 1,549 business processes in 31 state bodies, which allowed to optimise processes, increase the level of automation and reduce paperwork.
The Ministry shared key results in digital transformation. Admission to higher education institutions is now carried out online through the eGov portal and the Unified Higher Education Platform, resulting in a 92 per cent increase in admission efficiency.
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The Central Communications Service under the President of the Republic of Kazakhstan presented during the briefing the results of digital transformation and plans for further simplification of public services in Kazakhstan.
Over the period 2021-2025, the Ministry of Digital Development, Innovations and Aerospace Industry of the Republic of Kazakhstan re-engineered 1,549 business processes in 31 state bodies, which allowed to optimise processes, increase the level of automation and reduce paperwork.
The Ministry shared key results in digital transformation. Admission to higher education institutions is now carried out online through the eGov portal and the Unified Higher Education Platform, resulting in a 92 per cent increase in admission efficiency.
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Students from Russia Win the International Collegiate Programming Contest (ICPC)
The 49th International Collegiate Programming Contest(ICPC) has ended in Baku. This is one of the largest programming competitions in the world. The team from Russia became the absolute winner. Students of St. Petersburg State University demonstrated the best result among 140 teams from 103 countries. They surpassed teams from the University of Tokyo (2nd place), Peking University (3rd place), Harvard (6th place) and the University of Massachusetts (8th place).
Team members
- Leonid Danilevich, 4th year student of the Bachelor programme "Mathematics"
- Maxim Turevsky, 4th year student of the Bachelor's programme "Mathematics"
- Fedor Ushakov, 1st year student of the Master's programme "Modern Mathematics".
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The 49th International Collegiate Programming Contest(ICPC) has ended in Baku. This is one of the largest programming competitions in the world. The team from Russia became the absolute winner. Students of St. Petersburg State University demonstrated the best result among 140 teams from 103 countries. They surpassed teams from the University of Tokyo (2nd place), Peking University (3rd place), Harvard (6th place) and the University of Massachusetts (8th place).
Team members
- Leonid Danilevich, 4th year student of the Bachelor programme "Mathematics"
- Maxim Turevsky, 4th year student of the Bachelor's programme "Mathematics"
- Fedor Ushakov, 1st year student of the Master's programme "Modern Mathematics".
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The Universal Postal Union presented the first AI tool in history during the 28th Universal Postal Congress in Dubai
As part of a series of innovative projects by the Universal Postal Union (UPU), a pilot tool has been developed that runs on artificial intelligence on the UPU Unified Data Platform. The platform brings together all relevant big data and other sources of information from the UPU to analyse the level and specifics of the postal sector's development at a global level.
The development is expected to provide sound recommendations on policy, regulatory and operational approaches to ensuring the functioning of the postal sector in order to:
• improve the efficiency, relevance, reliability and sustainability of postal services at the country level;
• improving customer service quality;
• maintaining the role of the postal service as a reliable provider of public services.
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As part of a series of innovative projects by the Universal Postal Union (UPU), a pilot tool has been developed that runs on artificial intelligence on the UPU Unified Data Platform. The platform brings together all relevant big data and other sources of information from the UPU to analyse the level and specifics of the postal sector's development at a global level.
The development is expected to provide sound recommendations on policy, regulatory and operational approaches to ensuring the functioning of the postal sector in order to:
• improve the efficiency, relevance, reliability and sustainability of postal services at the country level;
• improving customer service quality;
• maintaining the role of the postal service as a reliable provider of public services.
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A Strategic Session on the Development of the GovTech Unified Platform Held by Mikhail Mishustin
What is GovTech?
GovTech is a platform for developing government information systems and services. It uses ready-made and proven software components that are customised to specific needs and tasks.
This approach allows for significant savings in budget resources and time. Government agencies and regions can quickly launch new services tailored to the needs of citizens, businesses, and executive branch employees, and exchange data in real time.
Only domestic software is used for all solutions, which eliminates dependence on foreign technologies and increases security.
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What is GovTech?
GovTech is a platform for developing government information systems and services. It uses ready-made and proven software components that are customised to specific needs and tasks.
This approach allows for significant savings in budget resources and time. Government agencies and regions can quickly launch new services tailored to the needs of citizens, businesses, and executive branch employees, and exchange data in real time.
Only domestic software is used for all solutions, which eliminates dependence on foreign technologies and increases security.
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Russia ranks among the top 3 countries with the most inexpensive internet access
Russia ranked second among the world's major economies in terms of home internet costs, according to the Russian news agency RIA Novosti, which studied information from the Federal Statistics Service of the Russian Federation and static data for various countries.
The cheapest internet was found in India, costing $7.7 per month. Russia is in second place: according to the Federal Statistics Service of the Russian Federation, the monthly subscription fee for Internet access costs 693 roubles or $8.7. Romania rounded out the top three with an Internet cost of $9.8.
Also in the number of countries with the most affordable internet were China ($11.3), Uzbekistan (11.5), Kyrgyzstan (11.7), Kazakhstan (12.7), Turkey (13.8), Bulgaria (14.6) and Lithuania (16.5).
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Russia ranked second among the world's major economies in terms of home internet costs, according to the Russian news agency RIA Novosti, which studied information from the Federal Statistics Service of the Russian Federation and static data for various countries.
The cheapest internet was found in India, costing $7.7 per month. Russia is in second place: according to the Federal Statistics Service of the Russian Federation, the monthly subscription fee for Internet access costs 693 roubles or $8.7. Romania rounded out the top three with an Internet cost of $9.8.
Also in the number of countries with the most affordable internet were China ($11.3), Uzbekistan (11.5), Kyrgyzstan (11.7), Kazakhstan (12.7), Turkey (13.8), Bulgaria (14.6) and Lithuania (16.5).
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The 3rd Digital Government Africa Forum Held in Zambia
The 3rd Digital Government Africa Forum was held in Lusaka, Zambia, from 7 to 9 October. The Forum was organised for the third time and brought together representatives of African governments, relevant ministries and the private sector from more than 30 African countries.
The event was aimed at identifying strategies to build a strong digital ecosystem, foster innovation and strengthen policy frameworks to accelerate digital transformation within the continent.
The key topics of the forum were digital identification of citizens, digital platforms for public services, digital security and electronic payments.
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The 3rd Digital Government Africa Forum was held in Lusaka, Zambia, from 7 to 9 October. The Forum was organised for the third time and brought together representatives of African governments, relevant ministries and the private sector from more than 30 African countries.
The event was aimed at identifying strategies to build a strong digital ecosystem, foster innovation and strengthen policy frameworks to accelerate digital transformation within the continent.
The key topics of the forum were digital identification of citizens, digital platforms for public services, digital security and electronic payments.
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A New “Life Situation” service “Tax Deduction” launched on the Portal of Public Services of the Russian Federation
It allows you to:
• Obtain information about the types of tax deductions available.
• Apply for the types of tax deductions you need without leaving the portal.
The “Life Situation” service is part of the federal project "The State for the People," which is overseen by Deputy Prime Minister of the Russian Federation – Chief of Staff of the Government Executive Office Dmitry Grigorenko.
The new service for tax deduction operates on a principle that applies to all life situations: it provides a comprehensive solution to a person's problem quickly, without visits to government agencies or the collection of unnecessary documents.
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It allows you to:
• Obtain information about the types of tax deductions available.
• Apply for the types of tax deductions you need without leaving the portal.
The “Life Situation” service is part of the federal project "The State for the People," which is overseen by Deputy Prime Minister of the Russian Federation – Chief of Staff of the Government Executive Office Dmitry Grigorenko.
The new service for tax deduction operates on a principle that applies to all life situations: it provides a comprehensive solution to a person's problem quickly, without visits to government agencies or the collection of unnecessary documents.
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IT industry in Russia grows five times faster than other economy sectors
In the first six months of 2025, the IT industry in Russia showed steady growth, significantly outpacing the overall economy. Sales in the industry increased by 14.6% compared to the same period last year, reaching 1.9 trillion roubles. Meanwhile, the growth rate for the economy as a whole was 3.2%. This is evidenced by the results of a study by the the National Research University Higher School of Economics on key indicators for the ICT sector for the first half of 2025.
Implementation of IT services and investments in development
Software developers accounted for almost two-thirds (63%) of sales, showing a 33% increase compared to 2024 levels. Investment in the industry continued to grow: at the end of the first half of of 2025, it reached almost 300 billion roubles (+15.6% compared to the previous year).
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In the first six months of 2025, the IT industry in Russia showed steady growth, significantly outpacing the overall economy. Sales in the industry increased by 14.6% compared to the same period last year, reaching 1.9 trillion roubles. Meanwhile, the growth rate for the economy as a whole was 3.2%. This is evidenced by the results of a study by the the National Research University Higher School of Economics on key indicators for the ICT sector for the first half of 2025.
Implementation of IT services and investments in development
Software developers accounted for almost two-thirds (63%) of sales, showing a 33% increase compared to 2024 levels. Investment in the industry continued to grow: at the end of the first half of of 2025, it reached almost 300 billion roubles (+15.6% compared to the previous year).
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UN Convention against cybercrime signed by 65 countries
The UN Convention against Cybercrime, also known as the "Hanoi Convention," was adopted in December 2024 by the UN General Assembly after five years of negotiations and sets out the grounds for investigating and prosecuting crimes committed online. The signing ceremony for the convention took place on 25 October in Hanoi, Vietnam, with the support of the Government of Vietnam and the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime.
During the signing ceremony, UN Secretary-General António Guterres stated: "The UN Convention against Cybercrime is a powerful legal instrument for strengthening collective defence against cybercrime. It is a testament to the enduring power of the multilateral approach in finding solutions and a promise that no country, regardless of its level of development, will be left defenceless against cybercrime."
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The UN Convention against Cybercrime, also known as the "Hanoi Convention," was adopted in December 2024 by the UN General Assembly after five years of negotiations and sets out the grounds for investigating and prosecuting crimes committed online. The signing ceremony for the convention took place on 25 October in Hanoi, Vietnam, with the support of the Government of Vietnam and the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime.
During the signing ceremony, UN Secretary-General António Guterres stated: "The UN Convention against Cybercrime is a powerful legal instrument for strengthening collective defence against cybercrime. It is a testament to the enduring power of the multilateral approach in finding solutions and a promise that no country, regardless of its level of development, will be left defenceless against cybercrime."
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A new round of digital progress: the Philippines place stake on AI
The digitital transformation of key areas of public life has become a widespread trend in many regions, including Asia-Pacific. For example, in the Philippines, one of the world leaders in IT outsourcing, the government is paying particular attention to the digitalization of public administration and electronic payments. Earlier we shared information about the creation of a unified digital platform in the Philippines.
This year, the Philippine government has focused on artificial intelligence as a tool for digitalization.
Since 2017, the country has been working to improve AI by training specialists, acquiring high-performance computing infrastructure, and investing more than 2.3 billion Philippine pesos in 113 AI-related projects.
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The digitital transformation of key areas of public life has become a widespread trend in many regions, including Asia-Pacific. For example, in the Philippines, one of the world leaders in IT outsourcing, the government is paying particular attention to the digitalization of public administration and electronic payments. Earlier we shared information about the creation of a unified digital platform in the Philippines.
This year, the Philippine government has focused on artificial intelligence as a tool for digitalization.
Since 2017, the country has been working to improve AI by training specialists, acquiring high-performance computing infrastructure, and investing more than 2.3 billion Philippine pesos in 113 AI-related projects.
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Moscow hosting the Digital Solutions Forum
From 12 to 15 November, the National Centre "Russia" (Moscow) is hosting one of the country's key IT events, the Digital Solutions Forum.
The forum is held for the first time and brings together entrepreneurs, top managers, IT specialists, investors and representatives of government agencies to identify new growth areas, assess the progress of national digitalization projects and develop a strategy for introducing information technology into various sectors of the economy.
Mikhail Mishustin, Prime Minister of the Russian Federation, spoke at the plenary session of the forum. We share the key speaker`s theses.
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From 12 to 15 November, the National Centre "Russia" (Moscow) is hosting one of the country's key IT events, the Digital Solutions Forum.
The forum is held for the first time and brings together entrepreneurs, top managers, IT specialists, investors and representatives of government agencies to identify new growth areas, assess the progress of national digitalization projects and develop a strategy for introducing information technology into various sectors of the economy.
Mikhail Mishustin, Prime Minister of the Russian Federation, spoke at the plenary session of the forum. We share the key speaker`s theses.
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Dmitry Grigorenko: public service obtained from space for the first time
A Russian cosmonaut has become the first person to obtain a public service online while aboard the International Space Station. This was announced by Deputy Prime Minister of the Russian Federation – Chief of Staff of the Government Executive Office Dmitry Grigorenko during the session "Platform of the Future: 100 Projects for Russia. Digital."
The Deputy Prime Minister emphasized that cosmonaut Alexey Zubritsky used biometrics to log into the Portal of Public Services of the Russian Federation and used the service of self-ban to register SIM cards from the list of "Life Situation” services. The entire process took only 30 seconds. The broadcast was part of a communication session with the ISS and took place on the sidelines of the Digital Solutions Forum.
"Digitalization makes it easier than ever to access services, making them quick and convenient to use. And thanks to modern technologies, including biometrics, you can now use public services wherever you want – at home, at the office, or even in low Earth orbit," said Dmitry Grigorenko.
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A Russian cosmonaut has become the first person to obtain a public service online while aboard the International Space Station. This was announced by Deputy Prime Minister of the Russian Federation – Chief of Staff of the Government Executive Office Dmitry Grigorenko during the session "Platform of the Future: 100 Projects for Russia. Digital."
The Deputy Prime Minister emphasized that cosmonaut Alexey Zubritsky used biometrics to log into the Portal of Public Services of the Russian Federation and used the service of self-ban to register SIM cards from the list of "Life Situation” services. The entire process took only 30 seconds. The broadcast was part of a communication session with the ISS and took place on the sidelines of the Digital Solutions Forum.
"Digitalization makes it easier than ever to access services, making them quick and convenient to use. And thanks to modern technologies, including biometrics, you can now use public services wherever you want – at home, at the office, or even in low Earth orbit," said Dmitry Grigorenko.
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Kazakhstan, the first country in Central Asia to adopt law on artificial intelligence
Kazakhstan is taking an important step towards the safe and responsible development of digital technologies by introducing the region's first law on artificial intelligence. The adopted document forms a new legal framework that allows AI to be integrated into the economy and public services while maintaining the highest priority for human rights, freedoms and dignity.
Artificial intelligence is becoming part of everyday life: it helps doctors make more accurate diagnoses, speeds up public services, and creates new tools for business and education. At the same time, it is important for people to understand that AI does not replace their decisions or influence them in a hidden or unfair way.
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Kazakhstan is taking an important step towards the safe and responsible development of digital technologies by introducing the region's first law on artificial intelligence. The adopted document forms a new legal framework that allows AI to be integrated into the economy and public services while maintaining the highest priority for human rights, freedoms and dignity.
Artificial intelligence is becoming part of everyday life: it helps doctors make more accurate diagnoses, speeds up public services, and creates new tools for business and education. At the same time, it is important for people to understand that AI does not replace their decisions or influence them in a hidden or unfair way.
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Russian experts appointed to senior positions in the working bodies of the ITU Telecommunication Development Sector
Russian experts have been appointed to senior positions in the working bodies of the Telecommunication Development Sector of the International Telecommunication Union (ITU-D) for the upcoming four-year period.
From 17 to 28 November 2025, the World Telecommunication Development Conference (WTDC-25) was held in Baku (Republic of Azerbaijan), attended by a delegation from the Russian Federation's communications administration led by Grigory Borisenko, Deputy Minister of Digital Development, Communications and Mass Media of the Russian Federation.
Russia nominated three candidates for leadership positions in the working bodies of the ITU Telecommunication Development Sector. Following the vote, all three were appointed to the positions for which they were nominated.
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Russian experts have been appointed to senior positions in the working bodies of the Telecommunication Development Sector of the International Telecommunication Union (ITU-D) for the upcoming four-year period.
From 17 to 28 November 2025, the World Telecommunication Development Conference (WTDC-25) was held in Baku (Republic of Azerbaijan), attended by a delegation from the Russian Federation's communications administration led by Grigory Borisenko, Deputy Minister of Digital Development, Communications and Mass Media of the Russian Federation.
Russia nominated three candidates for leadership positions in the working bodies of the ITU Telecommunication Development Sector. Following the vote, all three were appointed to the positions for which they were nominated.
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Today Russian main portal marks its 16th anniversary
The Portal of Public Services of the Russian Federation is always at your fingertips. For 16 years now, the portal has been helping people to fill out paperwork, receive payments, and even run businesses. It's fast, convenient, and simple.
Today, 120 million people use public services. More than 4 million personal accounts for legal entities and individual entrepreneurs have been created on the portal. More than 2 million applications are submitted every day. It takes from one minute to 72 hours to receive a service.
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The Portal of Public Services of the Russian Federation is always at your fingertips. For 16 years now, the portal has been helping people to fill out paperwork, receive payments, and even run businesses. It's fast, convenient, and simple.
Today, 120 million people use public services. More than 4 million personal accounts for legal entities and individual entrepreneurs have been created on the portal. More than 2 million applications are submitted every day. It takes from one minute to 72 hours to receive a service.
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