OIC Members Select Riyadh to Host Organization's 1st Cybersecurity Ministerial Council
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The 52nd session of the Council of Foreign Ministers of the Organization of Islamic Cooperation (OIC) approved the establishment of an OIC council of ministers of cybersecurity, following a proposal by Saudi Arabia, reported the Saudi Press Agency on Monday. The council aims to strengthen cybersecurity across OIC member states, protect their vital interests and national security, deepen cooperation, and safeguard their interests in international organizations dealing with cybersecurity.
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