The discussion table is organized on the inclusion of the Western Balkans in the policies and mechanisms of the European Union for Cyber Security

The National Cyber ​​Security Authority, in partnership with the Kosova Center for Security Studies – KCSS and the Open Society Foundation, organized a round table to discuss the inclusion of the Western Balkans in the policies and mechanisms of the European Union for cyber security.

During this roundtable, representatives from national institutions, the diplomatic corps of the region and the EU, as well as other international organizations, discussed the importance of close cooperation between the countries of the Western Balkans and the European Union to face the new cyber challenges and build a stronger defense infrastructure.

The director of the National Authority for Cyber ​​Security, Mr. Igli Tafa emphasized that the protection of economies, institutions and citizens requires a coordinated approach and full involvement in EU cyber security initiatives.

Also, it was underlined that the exchange of knowledge and experiences, along with active involvement in EU initiatives, are essential for increasing defense capacities and for creating a safe and stable digital space in the Western Balkans and throughout Europe.

 

The second day of Her Cyber ​​Tracks