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CybersecurityUpdated November 5

Saudi and Greek cybersecurity authorities sign cooperation memorandum

The Saudi Press Agency reported that Saudi Arabia’s National Cybersecurity Authority and the National Cybersecurity Authority of the Hellenic Republic signed the memorandum on November 5, on the sidelines of the fourth meeting of the working group of the Military and Security Committee under the Saudi-Hellenic Strategic Partnership Council. The memorandum aims to strengthen bilateral cybersecurity cooperation to protect both countries’ cyberspace and vital interests. Its stated areas include exchanging expertise and best practices to address cybersecurity challenges. The agreement follows the joint statement issued during Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis’s October 25, 2026 visit to Saudi Arabia, in which both sides affirmed the importance of cybersecurity cooperation and information sharing to protect their core interests and national security. SPA presented the memorandum as part of the Saudi authority’s efforts to strengthen international cooperation and partnerships in cybersecurity.

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