In Ukraine, the possibility of marriage in the metaverse may appear

The Ukrainian publication Ekonomichna Pravda reports that the Ministry of Digital Transformation of Ukraine is now working on the next step in bringing the country closer to the virtual world. At the beginning of the war that Russia unleashed, the possibility of marriage at a distance was already introduced in Ukraine, but now the Ministry of Digital Transformation wants to bring the inhabitants of the country closer to the world of the metaverses.

This was stated by Deputy Prime Minister of the Ministry Mikhail Fedorov at the Kiev International Economic Forum:

"Our mission is to build the most successful country in the world from the point of view of the sovereign services, so that all the services were in one click. Having reached the goal of the mission, one more point with the most innovative system of zahist, that it is impossible to talk about head.

Security technologies are a price trend, which now, after the war in Ukraine, will drink for a rich future.

(Our mission is to make the most modern country in the world in terms of public services, so that all services are available in one click. Another item with the most innovative security system has been added to this mission, since it is impossible to talk about a convenient country when you have rockets flying over your head.

Security technologies are a new trend, which now after the war in Ukraine will be in demand for many years to come.)”

According to the minister, the two main directions in which Ukraine will move are the development of products that other countries will buy, and protective technology:

“There are two straight lines, on which we focus, everything is peaceful, so that you are the first in the world, and it happened at the shortest hour.

(These are the two areas we are focusing on, we will do everything to be the first in the world, and to make it happen in the shortest possible time.”

Mikhail Fedorov also said that Ukraine has some moments related to the metaverse, in which the country should become one of the first in the world:

"So I will add a spoiler, as we have already started talking about meta-world. We already have an MVP in direct meta-world rob.

We already practice over the first service - we have a few options - we test everything: for example, one of the services we want to launch the possibility of becoming friends and separating in the meta-world. We bachimo to what potential.

(Also, I'll put in a bit of a spoiler if we're already talking about the metaverse. We have a few minimum viable products in the direction of the metaverses where we want to start providing services and be one of the first countries to do so.

We are already working on the first service - we have several options, we are testing everything: for example, we want to launch the opportunity to get married and divorce in the metaverse for one of the services. We see potential in this.)”

Now more and more countries are beginning to support Web 3.0 technology and the transition from the real world to the virtual one. In addition, there are companies that make their work in the real world easier by automating some processes in the metaverse. An example of this was recently the French automobile company Renault, which was the first to launch an industrial metaverse. Recall that Renault has created a virtual world in which they placed copies of their real factories and thanks to this they will be able to optimize the production process and reduce costs.

As for Ukraine, this country has long chosen the digital path of development for its people. In Ukraine, there is a state application “DIA”, in which various types of documents are tied up, including a passport. The passport in this application is recognized at the state level, and therefore many people have stopped carrying passports and can show an identity card in this application if necessary. In addition, in the capital of Ukraine there are Residential Complexes in which all services are digitized and there are even shops in which there are only self-service checkouts and no sellers. Apparently, Ukraine is not going to stop at the achieved digital achievements.