The memorandum of cooperation signed by the ministers of digital development of Ukraine and Estonia at the same event creates a good platform for other initiatives as well as for practical steps, the first example of which is the Digital Society Sandbox.

According to Oleg Stefanyuk, founder and president of IoT Ukraine, they were encouraged to develop cooperation with Estonians by the official visit of President Zelensky to Estonia and the participation of the presidents of both states in the Digital Society Sandbox digital forum. ”With Levikom we have already cooperated before. For example, we shared our wide experience in the field of smart solutions in agriculture – Ukraine has the largest grain cultivation sector in Europe , and IoT Ukraine, together with enterprises in this field, is developing the Internet of things, ”said Stefanyuk. “The field of the Internet of things is growing in leaps and bounds, so international cooperation is simply necessary to meet the demands of the market.”

According to the largest co-owner and chairman of the board of Levikom, Toomas Peyek , for four years Levikom has built an Internet of Things business in Estonia and now the company is looking for expansion opportunities in international markets. “Entering the world market through this cooperation seems to be an opportunity that will definitely bring income. Partnership with the Ukrainian market leader allows Levikom not only to gain access to a large market, but also to realize its experience in implementing dozens of Internet of Things solutions and services in Estonia, ”added Peyek.

IoT Ukraine President Stefanyuk and Levikom Peyek Chairman of the Board agree that good relations between Ukraine and Estonia should be expressed in comprehensive cooperation in the field of telecommunications and the IT industry. The agreement between Levikom and IoT Ukraine is a good example of the first results of a memorandum of cooperation concluded yesterday between IT ministers of Estonia and Ukraine.

Levikom and IoT Ukraine cooperate in many areas – including the unification of the Internet of things networks, so that business customers can use roaming services and IoT border services – for example, monitoring in the field of logistics and transport. It is also planned to jointly develop new solutions and services of the Internet of things, and the opportunity to share work experience in individual sectors in which enterprises operate in local markets, as well as represent common interests in industry organizations, such as the LoRa Alliance.