Fananews Qatar and Jordan Expand Cybersecurity Workforce Development Initiatives
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- •Qatar launched its 12th cohort of the 'Fresh Graduates Training Camp' for cybersecurity training.
- •Jordan's Masar program graduated 282 students, enhancing practical cybersecurity skills.
- •Both nations are investing in workforce development to strengthen their cybersecurity capabilities.
In August 2026, Qatar's National Cyber Security Agency launched the 12th cohort of its 'Fresh Graduates Training Camp' to enhance cybersecurity skills among recent graduates. The program combines theoretical learning with practical training, including internationally recognized certification courses. Additionally, a 'Cybersecurity Managers Program' was introduced to develop leadership skills in managing cybersecurity risks. Meanwhile, Jordan reported that 282 students graduated from the Masar program, and 77 government institutions received training through the Wa’i platform, emphasizing practical skills and awareness. Both countries are focusing on building a robust cybersecurity workforce to address increasing cyber threats and regulatory demands.
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