The article analyzes the key stages of the formation of communicative activities of state authorities in Ukraine in the context of the development of information legislation. The object of the study is the process of formation and development of communicative activities of state authorities in Ukraine. Based on the analysis of laws and regulatory acts in the field of information legislation, the author proposes an original periodization of the relevant processes in Ukraine: the first stage (1991 — 2000), the second stage (2000 — 2014), the third stage (2014 — 2020), and the fourth stage (from the beginning of 2020 to the present). The main achievements and problems in the field of state communications are highlighted, and generalized recommendations for the further development of Ukraine's state communication policy are presented. State communications in the contemporary context are considered an integral component of state governance and the development of Ukrainian society. The effectiveness of communicative activities in state authorities is discussed in connection with the development of stable social relations, strategic reforms, and access to resources.The importance of implementing information and communication work by central bodies of state power in Ukraine is emphasized in the conditions of full-scale Russian military invasion into our country's territory.The necessity of using modern web resources, various social networks, messengers, interactive chatbots, artificial intelligence, etc., is stressed. It is noted that their active integration into the state's communication policy will significantly increase the efficiency of interaction between government bodies and citizens, thereby contributing to the enhancement of trust and open dialogue between the state and Ukrainian society.The presented conclusions reveal the relevance of maintaining balance in times of crisis and eurointegration efforts through the integration of innovative communication tools.
Nataliia Baiurko (Fri,) studied this question.