Cybersecurity Meeting with Korean Internet and Security Agency
On April 10, 2025, key stakeholders in cybersecurity from Turkmenistan and the Republic of Korea came together for a virtual meeting to discuss collaborations in information, cyber, and internet security.
Representatives from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Turkmenistan, the State Cybersecurity Service of Turkmenistan under the Agency “Turkmenaragatnashyk,” and the Internet and Security Agency of the Republic of Korea (KISA) engaged in fruitful discussions on enhancing bilateral cooperation in the realm of cybersecurity.
The meeting provided a platform for the exchange of ideas and strategies to bolster mutual efforts in combating cyber threats and safeguarding critical information systems. With the ever-evolving landscape of cyber risks, collaboration and knowledge-sharing between nations play a crucial role in strengthening global cybersecurity measures.
Both parties expressed their commitment to fostering a resilient cybersecurity framework through continued dialogue, capacity-building initiatives, and joint projects. By capitalizing on each other’s strengths and expertise, Turkmenistan and the Republic of Korea aim to fortify their cybersecurity posture and mitigate cyber risks effectively.
As cyber threats continue to pose significant challenges to governments and organizations worldwide, partnerships such as the one between Turkmenistan and the Republic of Korea are instrumental in developing robust cybersecurity strategies and ensuring a secure digital environment for all. The meeting reinforced the importance of international cooperation in addressing cybersecurity challenges and underscored the shared commitment to safeguarding cyberspace for the benefit of all users.
