National Security Council discusses global, regional security environment, existing challenges
The decision to hold the National Cyber Security Forum in 2023 was made at the meeting, and the participants also discussed the preparation process for the reform in the field of critical infrastructure protection. Photo via Government Administration
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Georgia’s National Security Council, chaired by Prime Minister Irakli Garibashvili, on Tuesday discussed the global and regional security environment, including the current hostilities in Ukraine and the challenges facing Georgia, as well as ongoing processes in Georgia's Russian-occupied regions, the Government Administration said.
Ministers and law enforcement officials attending the meeting reviewed the process of updating the national-level conceptual documents, referring to the country’s Hazard Identification and Risk Assessment document and National Disaster Risk Reduction Strategy. The final draft of the Border Management Strategy Action Plan for 2023-2027 was also approved by the attendees.
The decision to hold the National Cyber Security Forum in 2023 was made at the meeting, and the participants also discussed the preparation process for the reform in the field of critical infrastructure protection.
The Georgian capital of Tbilisi will host the annual Regional Cyber Security and IT Innovation Conference between December 1-2, with participants discussing cybersecurity, digital governance and information technology.
Georgian Foreign Minister Ilia Darchiashvili on Saturday discussed the country’s European integration agenda, as well as global challenges, at the meetings with his Finnish, French and Brazilian counterparts, held on the sidelines of the Munich Security Conference, the Georgian Foreign Ministry said.
Georgian Prime Minister Irakli Garibashvili will feature in the 59th Munich Security Conference, the latest edition of the annual event set to run between Friday and Sunday, the Government Administration said on Thursday.
United States Secretary of Defense Lloyd Austin on Thursday said his country “deeply appreciated” Georgia's “outsized effect” on security and stability in the South Caucasus region and around the world.
Vakhtang Tsintsadze, the Georgian Deputy Economy Minister, on Monday told the Georgian IT Innovations Event, aimed at discussing the importance of information and communication technologies in the socio-economic development of the wider region, that the country’s Government was supporting development of innovation and knowledge-based economy.