Riyadh:The Arab Cybersecurity Ministers Council convened the fourth meeting of its executive office via videoconference, chaired by the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. The meeting was led by Eng. Majed Al-Mazyed, Governor of the National Cybersecurity Authority (NCA), and included participation from senior officials, representatives from the council's member states, and the council’s Secretary General, Dr. Ibrahim bin Saleh Al-Furaih.
According to Saudi Press Agency, the discussions centered on the implementation of the Arab Cybersecurity Strategy and preparations for the council's third regular session, which is scheduled to take place in late November in Doha, Qatar.
The executive office also approved the launch of several initiatives tied to the strategy, including an Arab program aimed at cybersecurity capacity building and raising awareness. Additionally, the development of guidelines to enhance cybersecurity across member states was discussed.