Canada will allocate 92 million UAH for Ukraine's cybersecurity: what the funds will go towards
Journalist
Anna Tkach
26.09.2025 - 04:10
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According to hvylya.net: Canada is ready to invest nearly 92 million hryvnias in Ukraine's digital security. The money will be used to protect critical infrastructure, combat cyber threats, as well as for equipment preparation and more.
This initiative is aimed at strengthening digital resilience and sustainable development of the country. Canada has already selected six projects for support, including the State Judicial Administration, Chernobyl Nuclear Power Plant, and the State Border Guard Service of Ukraine.
Government official Mykhailo Fedorov expressed gratitude for the assistance in strengthening cybersecurity. In addition to financial support, Canada is organizing training events to enhance cooperation with international donors in the field of digital security.
Canada's efforts in favor of Ukraine's digital security are part of the overall process of strengthening the country's cybersecurity and contribute to its sustainable development.
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