Qatar to host third regular session of Arab Cybersecurity Ministers Council on November 26
The State of Qatar, represented by the National Cyber Security Agency (NCSA), announced on Saturday that Doha will host the third regular session of the Arab Cybersecurity Ministers Council on Novembe...
Qatar, through the National Cyber Security Agency (NCSA), has announced that the third regular session of the Arab Cybersecurity Ministers Council will take place on November 26. The gathering will include ministers, heads of national cybersecurity authorities, and delegation leaders from Arab states. Discussions will revolve around the agenda and are expected to result in resolutions to further the Council's goals and the Arab Cybersecurity Strategy.
Eng. Abdulrahman bin Ali Al Farahid Al Malki, the president of the NCSA, stated that Qatar's hosting of the session demonstrates its dedication to joint Arab action and regional coordination to tackle cyber threats. The Council serves as a crucial platform for member states to collaborate, share knowledge, and bolster their digital security. By fostering a secure and dependable Arab cyber environment, the Council empowers nations to adapt to technological advancements while advancing development, growth, and prosperity.
Al Malki emphasized that the third session represents a significant chance to enhance dialogue among decision-makers and cybersecurity officials across the Arab world, especially in the present regional context. The meeting will allow for the examination of critical developments, risks, and cyber threats, as well as the formulation of strategies to boost readiness, fortify protection and response systems, and improve legislative frameworks, policies, and regional strategies.
Notably, this session will mark the first time the meeting is held outside the host country's headquarters, showcasing Qatar's esteemed position and the trust it inspires among other Arab states. Qatar's role as a proactive and dependable partner in supporting Arab initiatives and fostering joint cooperation is recognized.
In November 2022, Doha hosted the inaugural Arab Cyber Exercise, which was attended by 21 Arab countries and the General Secretariat of the Arab Cybersecurity Ministers Council.
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