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In this short paper we describe the architectural concept of a Citizen Digital Assistant (CDA) and preliminary results of our implementation. A CDA is a mobile user device, similar to a Personal Digital Assistant (PDA). It supports the citizen when dealing with public authorities and proves his rights - if desired, even without revealing his identity. Requirements for secure and trusted interactions in e-Government solutions are presented and shortcomings of state of the art digital ID cards are considered. The Citizen Digital Assistant eliminates these shortcomings and enables a citizen-controlled communication providing the secure management of digital documents, identities, and credentials.