HE Eng. Abdulrahman bin Ali Al Farahid Al Malki met with ministers from Palestine and Djibouti to discuss enhancing cybersecurity cooperation between their nations and Qatar, highlighting the importance of collaborative efforts in today’s digital economy.
In Doha on November 19, HE Eng. Abdulrahman bin Ali Al Farahid Al Malki, President of the National Cybersecurity Agency, held separate meetings with HE Abdul Razzaq Al Natsheh, Minister of Telecommunications and Digital Economy of Palestine, and HE Maryam Hamdou, Minister in charge of Digital Economy and Innovation in Djibouti. The discussions focused on enhancing bilateral cooperation in cybersecurity and exploring opportunities to further develop partnerships in this critical field.
The meetings took place against a backdrop of increasing global attention on cybersecurity, which remains a pivotal component of national security and economic resilience. Qatar has been investing significantly in its cybersecurity infrastructure and international partnerships, aiming to strengthen its defenses and collaborate on innovative solutions with other nations. The engagements with Palestine and Djibouti reflect Qatar’s commitment to fostering collaborative efforts to address shared cybersecurity challenges.
The discussions held by the President of the National Cybersecurity Agency with senior officials from Palestine and Djibouti underscore Qatar’s dedication to enhancing international cooperation in the cybersecurity domain. These meetings not only aim to bolster existing relationships but also seek to pave the way for future innovative collaborations that address evolving cybersecurity threats.
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