OIC nations select Riyadh for cybersecurity council
At the 52nd session of the Organization of Islamic Cooperation's Ministerial Council, the establishment of the "Cybersecurity Council" was approved with the aim of strengthening cybersecurity within the member states, thereby protecting their vital interests, ensuring national security, and promoting international cooperation in this field. The council is headquartered in Riyadh and includes the agencies concerned with cybersecurity from the member countries. Its goal is to unify efforts to address the increasing cyber threats that jeopardize vital infrastructure and government activities. It is noteworthy that Saudi Arabia, which proposed the initiative, has a strong track record of leading international and regional initiatives to promote stability in the cyber realm. The selection of its capital as the council's headquarters is evidence of international confidence in its leadership in this area.
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