OIC countries select Riyadh for cybersecurity council
The Council of Foreign Ministers of the Organization of Islamic Cooperation (OIC), during its 52nd session, approved the establishment of the "Cybersecurity Council" for the member states, based on a proposal from Saudi Arabia. The council aims to enhance cybersecurity to protect the national interests of member states, foster cooperation in this field, and safeguard their interests within relevant international organizations. It is considered a subsidiary body of the organization, headquartered in Riyadh, led by Saudi leadership, and includes the relevant cybersecurity entities from member countries. This move comes amid increasing global cyber threats and represents a step to strengthen the stability of the cyber landscape, support Saudi initiatives in this domain, and promote collaboration among Islamic nations.
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