Arab Parliament for the Child tackles cybersecurity issues

Al Barout stated that members presented a set of recommendations highlighting the role of families and schools in guiding the safe use of technology. The proposals also called for intensified cybersecurity awareness programmes and the establishment of strategic partnerships with technology companies to develop more effective child protection tools. He noted that the recommendations will be submitted to the General Secretariat of the League of Arab States for review.

Al Barout said members greatly benefited from the scientific and recreational programme, which concluded with the graduation ceremony for the Arab Parliament for the Child Diploma in parliamentary leadership preparation, the first training initiative of its kind within the parliament. He expressed hope that the programme would have a lasting positive impact on the participants.

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