She oversees the execution of new grant initiatives, the expansion of international partnerships, and the launch of the Brave1 International track, which provides co-funding for projects alongside partner nations.
Previously, Iryna led the e-Services Implementation Team at Diia (Ministry of Digital Transformation of Ukraine). Under her leadership, over 20,000 integrations with digital documents and Diia.Signature were delivered, a monetization model for business services was launched, and quality assessments were established across 130+ e-services. Earlier in her career, she held project management and legal advisory roles at Asters and Transparency International Ukraine.
Iryna holds a Master’s degree in Legal Business Consulting and a Bachelor’s degree in Commercial Law from Taras Shevchenko National University of Kyiv.
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DownloadUkraine's military technology sector is developing rapidly, but its future depends on more than the ability to create effective solutions at home. Ukrainian manufacturers must gain access to international markets and join shared production and technology chains, while Ukraine must not remain merely a testing ground for new defense technologies.
How can Ukraine turn this experience into a competitive advantage, open foreign markets to its defense industry, become an integral part of its allies' security strategy, and help shape a new security balance as a full-fledged partner? We will discuss this at KIEF 2026 during the panel discussion Ukrainian Weapons = European Security?