Qatar Strengthens Cybersecurity Collaboration with Palestine and Djibouti
The President of the National Cybersecurity Agency, Eng. Abdulrahman bin Ali Al Farahid Al Malki, met with ministers from Palestine and Djibouti to enhance bilateral cooperation in cybersecurity during separate meetings held in Doha on November 19.
On November 19, in Doha, HE Eng. Abdulrahman bin Ali Al Farahid Al Malki, the President of the National Cybersecurity Agency, engaged in separate meetings with HE Abdul Razzaq Al Natsheh, the Minister of Telecommunications and Digital Economy from Palestine, and HE Maryam Hamdou, the Minister of Digital Economy and Innovation from Djibouti. The discussions focused on enhancing bilateral cooperation in the realm of cybersecurity, with a vision to fortify partnerships between Qatar and both Palestine and Djibouti.
Cybersecurity has emerged as a critical domain in the contemporary digital landscape, necessitating robust collaboration among nations. Qatar has positioned itself as a leader in cybersecurity initiatives, working closely with various international partners to bolster defenses against cyber threats. Through meetings with ministers from Palestine and Djibouti, Qatar seeks to strengthen ties and share knowledge in this vital area, reflecting its commitment to advancing regional security and technological cooperation.
The meetings held by the Qatar National Cybersecurity Agency with the ministers from Palestine and Djibouti underscore the importance of international collaboration in enhancing cybersecurity. These discussions not only aim to strengthen bilateral ties but also highlight Qatar’s role as a proactive partner in building a secure digital environment in the region.
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