The Executive Office of the Arab Cybersecurity Ministers convened its fourth meeting, featuring representatives from member states and the Secretary-General of the Council, Dr. Ibrahim Al-Furaih.
During the meeting, participants addressed several topics on the agenda. Notably, they focused on monitoring the implementation of the Arab Cybersecurity Strategy and preparing for the third regular session of the Arab Cybersecurity Ministers’ Council, scheduled for the end of November in Doha, Qatar.
The Executive Office approved the launch of several initiatives under the Arab Cybersecurity Strategy. These initiatives include the Arab Program for Capacity Building and Raising Awareness in Cybersecurity. Additionally, the office will develop guidelines to enhance national cybersecurity systems for member states.
The Arab Cybersecurity Ministers’ Council comprises ministers responsible for this sector from Arab countries. It operates under the umbrella of the Arab League, aiming to formulate public policies and establish strategies and priorities. The council seeks to advance joint Arab efforts in cybersecurity, keeping pace with relevant security, economic, developmental, and legislative developments. Furthermore, it aims to approve joint Arab plans to strengthen cybersecurity across Arab nations.
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