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The inter-sessional meetings of the Open Ended Working Group on Security and the use of Information and Communication Technologies will take place from 13 to 17 May 2024 to engage in further in-depth discussions on topics under the OEWG's mandate.

Watch the (3rd Meeting) Intersessional Meeting of Open Ended Working Group on Security and the use of Information and Communication Technologies

The Global Roundtable will be a full-day, in person, high-level event with a signature panel, complemented by a lunchtime "matchmaking" session and breakout groups in the afternoon to delve deeper into the specifics of capacity-building.

The Global Round-table will be a full-day, in person, high-level event with a signature panel, complemented by a lunchtime "matchmaking" session and breakout groups in the afternoon to delve deeper into the specifics of capacity-building.

It is clear that capacity-building is key to developing the resources, skills, policies and institutions necessary to increase the resilience and ICT security of States. It supports the framework of responsible State behavior in the use of ICTs and contributes to the building of a safe and secure ICT environment for all, which is an essential building block for sustainable digital development. As the digital landscape evolves, it is more important and urgent than ever that capacity-building efforts are accelerated to ensure that all States can safely and securely seize the benefits of digital technologies. It is also vital that the international community come together to encourage, assist and inspire one another by sharing success stories and integrating lessons learnt into future capacity-building programmes.

Watch Part (2) Global Roundtable on ICT security capacity-building.

The Global Round-table will be a full-day, in person, high-level event with a signature panel, complemented by a lunchtime "matchmaking" session and breakout groups in the afternoon to delve deeper into the specifics of capacity-building.

It is clear that capacity-building is key to developing the resources, skills, policies and institutions necessary to increase the resilience and ICT security of States. It supports the framework of responsible State behavior in the use of ICTs and contributes to the building of a safe and secure ICT environment for all, which is an essential building block for sustainable digital development. As the digital landscape evolves, it is more important and urgent than ever that capacity-building efforts are accelerated to ensure that all States can safely and securely seize the benefits of digital technologies. It is also vital that the international community come together to encourage, assist and inspire one another by sharing success stories and integrating lessons learnt into future capacity-building programmes.

Watch (Part 1) Global Round-table on ICT security capacity-building!

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