Kuwait hosts GCC cybersecurity meeting to boost digital security
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The Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) ministerial committee for cybersecurity convened in Kuwait on Monday with the participation of national cybersecurity leaders from all member states.
The meeting focused on strengthening cooperation to protect the region’s digital infrastructure. Officials discussed joint action plans, new mechanisms for sharing information and initiatives to safeguard vital online services.
Participants reviewed ongoing efforts to counter rising cyber threats. They also explored ways to develop critical infrastructure and expand training programs to build regional expertise in cybersecurity.
The committee followed up on the implementation of earlier decisions and mapped out future strategies to ensure a unified GCC response to emerging risks.
Officials said the meeting marked an important step toward deeper Gulf cooperation in cybersecurity. The goal is to protect shared digital interests and reinforce the safety and stability of the region’s online space.
