Moldova's new EVOSign electronic signature service, accessible via mobile phone, aims to strengthen the state's digital identification ecosystem.

Ukraine has joined a pilot of the European Digital Identity Wallet (EUDI). Along with 19 European Member States, Ukraine is part of the POTENTIAL consortium, which launched a pilot in May 2024 and must present national ‘wallets’ to the EU within 24 months, completing prototyping by April 2025. This is after the European Parliament voted to create a legislative framework for EU digital identification in February 2024.

The Ukrainian Ministries of Digital Transformation and Justice have introduced electronic registration of property rights in construction projects, streamlining processes.

A major milestone has been reached in Azerbaijan's journey toward digitalisation with the development of the ‘Digital Code’—a comprehensive framework aimed at standardising and accelerating the nation's digital transformation.

The Ukrainian government has approved a resolution enabling couples to marry online through the 'Diia' state app, a measure expected to particularly benefit those separated by the ongoing conflict

By means of the European Peace Facility (EPF), the EU is bolstering the cybersecurity capabilities of the Armed Forces of Ukraine by funding a cyber laboratory and training facility.

The National Polytechnic University of Armenia has announced the world's first bachelor’s degree in ‘Blockchain and Web3 Technologies’. This groundbreaking educational initiative was launched in collaboration with the Ministry of High-Tech Industry of the Republic of Armenia and the Web3 Armenia Foundation. It is a significant advancement in Armenia’s educational programme for high technology.

At the EU-Armenia Partnership Council’s fifth meeting in Brussels in February 2024, participants reviewed the implementation of their partnership, recognising EU4Digital and EaPConnect, and launched a new EU-Armenia partnership agenda.

Ukraine’s ‘Diia’ state app is now available worldwide as open source code. Governments and IT professionals can use the code in support of digitalising their own government services.

Ukrainian developers participating in the Palantir AIP Bootcamp receive training on the use of advanced AI technologies from experts, creating prototype projects.

Moldova's newly launched MIA instant payment system allows individuals and businesses to transfer money within seconds using only their phone numbers.

Specialists in the Georgian defence forces are currently receiving cybersecurity training from the E-Governance Academy (eGA). Training consists of in-depth courses on operating systems, firewall technologies and network administration and the development of security policy management skills.