Minister inaugurates cyber security center Kuwait lawmaker calls for end to Gaza ‘genocide’
KUWAIT: Kuwait’s Foreign Minister Sheikh Salem Abdullah Al-Jaber Al-Sabah inaugurated the cyber security center of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs on Wednesday out of the ministry’s keenness and interest to maintain cyber security in its
Parliaments across the Islamic region should ratchet up efforts aiming to put an end to the “genocide” being committed against Palestinians in the Gaza Strip, a Kuwaiti lawmaker said on Wednesday. Such efforts include putting in place a definitive ceasefire in Gaza to subsequently allow the delivery of humanitarian aid there, the Kuwaiti chief of the parliamentary caucus, Dr. Mohammad Al-Mahan, told pan-Islamic talks in the Iranian capital.
The Kuwaiti lawmaker slammed Zionist efforts
public offices and diplomatic and consular missions abroad against cyber threats and risks, secure and protect its information system and infrastructure, and respond to incidents and indicators of penetration and cyber security attacks and deal quickly with their effects.
In a statement, the Ministry said that the center is also one of the main pillars in the technical system of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and a major tributary of the information technology sector. The National Center for Cyber Security in Kuwait
to “forcibly displace” thousands of Palestinians in the Gaza Strip, calling for accountability over the “war crimes” perpetrated by senior Zionist leaders, which entails decisive action on the “legal and political” fronts, he underlined. He cited a statement issued by the Kuwaiti parliament’s foreign affairs committee.
He called for the backing of a case of genocide South Africa has filed against a Zionist entity before the International Court of Justice, while also recalling a speech by His Highness the Amir Sheikh Mishal Al-Ahmad Al-Jaber Al-Sabah before a gathering of Arab leaders, in which he vociferously reiterated his unwavering support for Palestinian statehood rights. The Kuwaiti lawmaker went on to urge nations across the wider Arab region to sever diplomatic ties with the Zionist entity in a show of support for the Palestinians, saying such a measure was “honorable” in light of the status quo.
is part of the mechanism to protect institutions from internal and external cyber risks through cooperation and coordination between the National Center and the concerned authorities.
The minister pointed out that the center also aims to enhance awareness and provide the necessary support and advice to the employees of the ministry in the field of cybersecurity and the development of policies and frameworks necessary to reduce cyber threats, whether from inside or outside the country. — KUNA