This week, the world's first couples got married online in the Diia. Online video marriage is a revolutionary service that allows you to register a marriage entirely in digital format.

Mykhailo Fedorov, Deputy Prime Minister for Innovation, Education, Science and Technology Development and Minister of Digital Transformation, told the national telethon about the world's first online marriage, new services in Diia and the Mriya testing.

"2,500 couples have registered to beta-test online marriage in the Diia. Over the weekend, several couples have already tested the service and got married online. The service works in a few clicks: first, the application is submitted, and then the registration procedure is carried out via video. The beta test was a success and we are gradually preparing to open the service to all citizens," said Mykhailo Fedorov.

The Deputy Prime Minister spoke about the services recently launched in Diia. In particular, more than 185,000 Ukrainians have already generated an electronic veteran's certificate, which is necessary in various life situations.

Mykhailo Fedorov also told about the services that would soon be available in the Diia app or portal. In particular, the beta testing of birth, marriage, divorce and name change certificates has been launched. In addition, e-booking on the Diia portal is currently under development, and testing is scheduled to begin in early July. The service will first be available to businesses that are critical to the country's economy.

The educational app Mriya is currently being tested in 40 schools.

"Mriya is a win-win project for all participants in the educational process. The product will unite teachers, children and parents, allowing them to better understand each other," added Mykhailo Fedorov.

For more details visit Ministry of Digital Transformation official website.