Russian Post to Introduce Paid Digital Messaging System
Russian Post will launch a paid electronic messaging system for official government-to-citizen communication in September 2027 to help stabilize its finances.
Russian Post will launch a paid electronic messaging system for official government-to-citizen communication in September 2027 to help stabilize its finances.
The Russian Ministry of Labor proposes integrating the Max messenger into electronic personnel document management systems to facilitate communication between employers and staff.

T2 has simplified its SIM card self-registration process by integrating contract signing directly with the Gosuslugi platform, eliminating the need for additional third-party apps.
T2 has streamlined its SIM card registration process by removing the requirement to install the GosKlyuch application for contract signing.

Russia is testing a new system that automatically applies social benefits during payments made with Mir bank cards, eliminating the need for physical documentation.
Russian telecom operators are now authorized to verify Gosuslugi accounts, expanding access beyond banks and government centers.
More than 155,000 teachers have applied for a government-backed AI training program via the Gosuslugi portal, with a total capacity of 250,000 spots available this year.
Russian school teachers can now register for a free 36-hour AI training program via the Gosuslugi portal, with a target of 250,000 participants for the year.
