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Russia Adopts New Strategy for Development of Information Society - Jamestown 25/09/2022, 22:46 control. For instance, on May 5, President Putin tasked the telecommunications supervisory agency Roskomnadzor, the Russian prosecutor general, and the All-Russia People’s Front (a loose umbrella group of pro-Putin “civil society” organizations, business associations, trade unions and political parties) to prepare proposals concerning effective restrictions and controls on the Runet (Rosbalt (http://www.rosbalt.ru/russia/2017/05/05/1613343.html), May 5). In the meantime, the Strategy calls for introducing concrete protective measures specifically designed to deal with “issues of anonymity” and “impunity” among web users in order to “guarantee the personal security of Internet users and confidentiality of their information” (Rosbalt (http://www.rosbalt.ru/russia/2017/05/11/1614194.html), May 11). Russian Internet freedom looks to be under threat. 1310 L St. NW, Suite 810 Washington DC, 20005 PHONE: 202.483.8888 (tel:202.483.8888) FAX: 202.483.8337 E-MAIL: pubs@jamestown.org (mailto:pubs@jamestown.org) © 2022 The Jamestown Foundation All rights reserved. https://jamestown.org/program/russia-adopts-new-strategy-development-information-society/ Page 5 of 5

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Strategy for the Development of the Information Society in the Russian Federation for 2017–2030

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State

Russian Federation

Type of Document (for States): Strategy Documents: Other Strategy Documents

Topics

Critical Infrastructure
Data Protection
Economy and Finance
Sustainable Development

United Nations Regional Group

Eastern European States

Issuing Body

President of the Russian Federation

Summary

Defines the goals, objectives and measures for implementation of the domestic and foreign policy of the Russian Federation in the field of information and communication technologies, aimed at the development of the information society, the formation of the national digital economy, ensuring national interests and implementation of strategic national priorities.

Aims to help ensure the following national interests:

human development
ensuring the security of citizens and the state
increasing the role of Russia in the global humanitarian and cultural space
development of free, sustainable and secure interaction among citizens and organizations, Russia’s state and local authorities
increasing the efficiency of public administration, economic and social development
formation of digital economy

Prioritizes areas that are deemed essential for the successful development of Russian information and communications technologies, including new generation of electronic networks, effective procesing of Big Data, AI, electronic identification and authentication (with special emphasis on banking), cloud and fog computing, Industrial Internet and Internet of Things (IoT), robotics and bio-technologies; and information security

Source Link 1: http://static.kremlin.ru/media/acts/files/0001201705100002.pdf

Source Link 2: https://jamestown.org/program/russia-adopts-new-strategy-development-information-society/

Year Published: 2017

Date Published: May 9, 2017

Document Language(s)

English
Russian

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