KUWAIT CITY, Sept 8: The Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) Ministerial Committee for Cybersecurity Bodies and Centers held a meeting in Kuwait on Monday, with participation from heads of national cybersecurity authorities across GCC countries.

The Kuwait-chaired meeting focused on enhancing the Gulf cybersecurity system, reviewing executive action plans, cooperation mechanisms, and the exchange of information and expertise. Participants also discussed joint initiatives aimed at improving digital protection and ensuring the continuity of business and vital services.

Officials reviewed existing Gulf efforts to counter growing cyber threats and explored ways to develop digital infrastructure and strengthen the capabilities of national cybersecurity competencies. The committee also followed up on previously implemented decisions and future strategic plans.

The meeting is considered a key step toward unifying Gulf cybersecurity efforts and promoting integration, safeguarding shared national interests, and maintaining the security and stability of cyberspace across GCC countries.