The report covers StrategEast’s projects over the past year. In particular, over the past year, in cooperation with Eurasian country governments and private sector, we have carried out educational projects to train young IT professionals in Georgia, Azerbaijan, and Moldova, and soon we will launch a similar project in Ukraine.
Can artificial intelligence help improve the relationship between citizens and government? Will the government be able to replace some civil service positions with artificial intelligence in the near future? How will artificial intelligence change healthcare, security, policymaking? These issues have been discussed in the West for a long time.
StrategEast president Anatoly Motkin moderated the presentation of a special legal framework for the Ukrainian IT sector “the Diia City Project” for international institutions.
StrategEast hosts a webinar: The IT industry moves to Georgia. New opportunities and tax incentives November 11, 2020 Georgia creates new opportunities for international IT companies with the recently announced new tax regime and special economic conditions. Join our webinar to learn how to start and run your IT business in Georgia and what are the special conditions for foreign
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The digital transformation in the Eurasian countries, which was proceeding at a high speed, as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic, has accelerated significantly. How to protect the region from the risks associated with too rapid digital transformation of the economy, society, government? These issues were discussed at the StrategEast Live session “Digital resilience in Eurasia”.
The digital transformation in the Eurasian countries, which was proceeding at a high speed, as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic, has accelerated significantly. How to protect the region from the risks associated with too rapid digital transformation of the economy, society, government? These issues to be discussed on StrategEast Live session “Digital resilience in Eurasia”.
The countries of the European Union approved the Green Deal and announced the transition to renewable energy sources as one of the priorities for economic development. But Europe’s green industry will be of little benefit if neighboring countries continue to rely on polluting traditional energy. How can the EU motivate the countries of the Eastern Partnership to join the European Green Deal? These issues were discussed at the StrategEast.Live session “Green Energy in Eastern Partnership countries”.
On August 3 StrategEast has held an annual Advisory Board meeting via Zoom attended by Horton Beebe-Center, Ambassador Clifford Bond, Debra Cagan, Michael Haltzel, and Daniel Witt. StrategEast President, Anatoly Motkin walked the Advisory Board members through StrategEast’s activities executed throughout the last year, introduced their results and next steps.
The countries of the European Union approved the Green Deal and announced the transition to renewable energy sources as one of the priorities for economic development. But Europe’s green industry will be of little benefit if neighboring countries continue to rely on polluting traditional energy. How can the EU motivate the countries of the Eastern Partnership to join the European Green Deal? These issues to be discussed on StrategEast Live session “Green Energy in Eastern Partnership countries”.
Igor Girlea, principal consultant in the Legal Committee for appointments and immunities, Parliament of the Republic of Moldova