Even small states with ambitions and technological maturity can play  a significant role in the global technological ecosystem: Pashinyan

ArmInfo. Today, Armenia is a country that offers complex and comprehensive technological solutions  and services, as stated by Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan,  during his address (via videoconference) at  the plenary session of the Eurasian Economic Forum in Minsk.

According to him, the Republic of Armenia considers digital  development as one of the key areas of sustainable growth. <We are  convinced that digitalization creates new opportunities for the  economy, public administration system and  social sphere>, he said.   <Armenia has successfully implemented the architecture of  interdepartmental interaction, allowing government agencies do access   primary sources through secure communication channels without  duplication, he continued. This made it possible to create integrated  digital services that streamline all stages of public service  provision. This made it possible to create integrated digital  services that are transparent and user-friendly>, the Prime Minister  of Armenia emphasized.. This approach opens up new opportunities for  the formation of a unified digital environment. In the Republic of  Armenia, coordinated efforts are underway to enhance digitalization,  improve the electronic management system,  increase citizens'   digital literacy  and develop  modern cybersecurity mechanisms.

According to him, Nvidia's recent decision  to open a research center  in Armenia confirms that even small states with ambitions and  technological maturity can play a significant role in the global  technological ecosystem.  <Armenia attaches great importance to  participation in the digital agenda, considering digital  transformation as a means to eliminate barriers and enhance  transparency in mutual trade. We emphasize the significance of  digitalization in the customs sphere, seeing it as a realm of trust.  For Armenia, which does not have common borders with other EAEU  countries, the modernization of customs infrastructure holds   particular relevance>, he said, expressing readiness to develop  cross-border platforms and experimental projects that will not only  help implement existing technologies, but  also promote the  development of their own.