Mzv.Cz Czech President's Visit to Estonia Highlights Cybersecurity Cooperation
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- •Czech President Petr Pavel's visit to Estonia focused on defense and cybersecurity cooperation.
- •A memorandum of cooperation was signed to enhance anti-drone technology development.
- •Cybersecurity was a central theme, highlighting the need for international collaboration.
On May 27-28, 2026, Czech President Petr Pavel visited Estonia with a business delegation focused on defense and cybersecurity. The visit included discussions on enhancing cooperation between Czech and Estonian companies in these sectors. Key events included a business forum where the Czech National Cyber and Information Security Agency (NÚKIB) introduced the Czech cybersecurity sector. A memorandum of cooperation was signed between COLT CZ Group and Frankenburg Technologies to develop anti-drone technology. The visit also featured a focus on cybersecurity at the CyCon conference, emphasizing the need for coordinated international action against cyber threats. Overall, the visit reinforced the strategic partnership between the two nations in security and innovation.
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