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Armenia's High-Tech Minister Adopts Digital Identity App

Armenia’s High-Tech Minister activates digital identity in imID app

Public Radio of ArmeniaOct 9, 20261 min readOriginal: Public Radio of Armenia
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Armenia's Minister of High-Tech Industry and Artificial Intelligence Davit Tadevosyan visited imID, a digital identity company, to explore the nation's digital transformation efforts. During the visit, Tadevosyan activated his digital identity using the company's next-generation imID application, which launched recently at TrustConf 2026.

The meeting focused on Armenia's digital identity and trust infrastructure, with discussions centered on expanding applications and strengthening public-private cooperation. imID CEO Karen Mkoyan presented the company's operations, existing products, and partner ecosystem.

Both officials emphasized the importance of aligning private-sector digital solutions with government systems and international standards, particularly the EU's eIDAS requirements. They stressed the need for a unified digital environment to ensure security, interoperability, and wider accessibility for Armenian citizens and businesses.

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