Resolution No. 758 of the Council of Ministers validating the Program of Activities of the Government for the period up to 2025.

This Resolution outlines the strategic objectives for the development of the information and communication technology (ICT) sector, aiming for a contribution of at least 7.5% to the national GDP by 2025.
It emphasizes the importance of establishing a regulatory body for digital development, which will oversee the management of digitalization processes in the economy and coordinate the implementation of ICT in government sectors. Among the sectors of the national economy the following are prioritized: (a) forestry – ensuring sustainable development and management of forest resources and increasing the forest cover level of the territory in 2025 is 40.3 percent; (b) agriculture – increasing export of agricultural commodities and raising competitiveness of agricultural enterprises; and (c) утукпн - ensuring energy security; reducing the economy's dependence on hydrocarbons; increasing energy efficiency in all sectors of the economy while reducing the burden on the environment.
The broader legal context includes the need for a cohesive state policy on digital transformation and the enhancement of public administration through technology.
The document specifies several key measures, including the creation of a favorable business environment to foster competition and entrepreneurship. It outlines the implementation of a state program for managing public finances and regulating the financial market, which is set to run until 2025.
Additionally, it highlights the need for optimizing the organizational structure of economic management at the regional level and reducing administrative burdens on businesses, including the simplification of regulatory procedures and the adjustment of legal frameworks to support investment initiatives.
The implementation plan includes a timeline for achieving the outlined objectives by 2025, with designated responsibilities assigned to various government officials, including the First Deputy Prime Minister and the Minister of Economy. The document also addresses procedural aspects such as the need for legislative changes to facilitate investment and economic activities, as well as the importance of stakeholder engagement in the regulatory process. Enforcement mechanisms and compliance requirements are implied through the establishment of regulatory frameworks and the coordination of efforts across different governmental levels.