European coalition agrees to aid Ukraine's IT, cybersecurity defense capabilities
The IT Coalition for Ukraine, comprising 10 European nations, has signed a cooperation agreement to bolster Ukraine’s defense capabilities in information technology, communications, and cybersecurity, Ukraine’s Defense Ministry announced on Feb. 14.
The cooperation agreement pledges to support Ukraine’s Defense Ministry and Armed Forces’ information technology (IT) infrastructure over the next six years.
“Thanks to the coalition, we will be able to exchange experiences in the application of innovative technologies and carry out joint projects,” Deputy Defense Minister Kateryna Chernohorenko said in a statement.
The coalition, which was established in September 2023, is led by Estonia and Luxemburg and includes Ukraine, Belgium, Denmark, Iceland, Italy, Latvia, Lithuania, and the Netherlands.
