European 5G regulation

On November 26, 2021, an online Round Table was held on the topic: "European Regulation of 5G", organized by the NGO "All-Ukrainian Association 'Information Security and Information Technologies' (NGO VAIBIT)", Secure and Trustful Digital Environment Task Force, CSPA The round table was attended by the head of NGO VAIBIT, freelance consultant to the Verkhovna Rada Committee on Digital Transformation Liliia Oleksiuk, Deputy Chairman of the Committee, Chairman of the Subcommittee on Digital Infrastructure, Electronic Communications and Smart Infrastructure of the Verkhovna Rada Committee on Digital Transformation Oleksandr Fediienko, member of the NKRSI, Professor of the Department of Information Technology at Kyiv National University of Culture and Arts, Doctor of Sciences in Public Administration, Professor, Honored Worker of Science and Technology of Ukraine Andrii Semenchenko, analyst, PhD in Law, independent expert Nataliia Taraba, co-founder of the working group on security and trust in the digital environment Roman Khimich, and representatives of legislative and executive authorities, experts in cybersecurity and anti-fraud, lawyers, and representatives of higher education institutions. Opening the round table, the head of NGO "VAIBIT", PhD in Public Administration Liliia Oleksiuk presented the project "Cybersecurity in the Era of the Digital Economy" — aimed at deepening the professional discussion on 5G regulation in Ukraine. The series of public events within this project began with the first of the series of public events, the round table "European Regulation of 5G", with the topic for discussion being the presentation of the analytical report "Review of EU Legislation: Trends in the Regulation of Electronic Communications and Future Changes", which was presented by the analyst, PhD in Law, independent expert Nataliia Taraba, in which the practical and regulatory achievements of the European Union in the field of 5G technology implementation were covered in detail. During the discussion, the round table participants discussed a wide range of issues requiring more in-depth research regarding the implementation of 5G technology, so the organizers plan to continue the series of public meetings that will help resolve this issue, taking into account current realities and future challenges. All thoughts and comments of the round table participants will be analyzed and implemented in future projects.