Madalkbekov noted that with the support of the European Union, Expertise France, and the Estonian e-Governance Academy, it is planned to cover all regional centers of the country in 2026, training 5,000 workers in education and medicine.
The training will primarily focus on teachers and doctors to enhance the level of protection of personal data for children and patients.
From 2022 to 2025, the agency has already organized 74 training sessions, with 3,842 participants, averaging about 50 participants at each event.
