Riyadh: The Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, represented by the National Cybersecurity Authority, is scheduled to host the second ordinary session of the Arab Cybersecurity Ministers Council tomorrow, with the participation of ministers and senior cybersecurity officials from Arab League member states, along with the Arab League General Secretariat.
According to Saudi Press Agency, the council’s agenda includes several issues of mutual interest among Arab states, such as adopting the draft Arab cybersecurity strategy, approving the council’s accession to the United Nations Convention against Cybercrime, and joining key international organizations and entities.
The session will also review several working papers submitted by Arab League member states, supporting the council’s strategic objectives of boosting Arab cooperation and solidarity in cybersecurity.