Petra - First to know

Dark Mode Light Mode

rows
العربية

  • Search
  • News Archive
  • Week’s News
  • Sitemap
AR
وكالة الانباء الاردنية
وكالة الانباء الاردنية
    Today’s Breaking News
  • General Bulletin
  • Business & Economy
  • Local News
  • Governorates
  • World News
  • Photo Albums
  • About Petra
    1. News Archive
    2. Week’s News
    3. Sitemap
| rows
  • Jordan condemns Israeli announcement of new settlement tenders in occupied West Bank

  • Cabinet approves draft insurance contracts law, key national agreements

General Bulletin

  1. Home Page
  2. General Bulletin
  3. Jordan-Iraq conference urges regional cooperation in digital transformation, cybersecurity

Jordan-Iraq conference urges regional cooperation in digital transformation, cybersecurity

20/09/2025 | 21:26:30

  • site.twitter
  • site.copy
  • site.share
  • site.print
  • site.TextAa
  • site.TextAa

Amman, September 20 (Petra) – The Jordan-Iraq Conference on Investment in Digital Transformation and Cybersecurity kicked off in Amman on Saturday, calling for stronger regional collaboration to advance technology and enhance cyber resilience.

Speaking at the opening ceremony, former Prime Minister Abdulraouf Rawabdeh called for keeping pace with rapid scientific and technological developments.

He urged professionals particularly the youth to prioritise digital transformation and cybersecurity across all sectors, noting that the modern era demands active engagement. The conference brought together the Iraqi Minister of Trade, senior officials and business leaders from both countries. Conference Chair Shankul Qadri welcomed attendees, describing the event as an exceptional academic platform for exchanging ideas and proposals.

Qadri discussed the strategic importance of investing in digital transformation and cybersecurity to position both Jordan and Iraq as regional leaders in the field.

Representatives from the Iraqi Journalists' Syndicate, the League of Arab States and other experts addressed the gathering, emphasising the significance of cross-border collaboration on digital and cybersecurity issues.

The conference featured three main sessions: National Policies and Legislation – Focused on enhancing the investment climate.

Women's Leadership in Artificial Intelligence – Addressed challenges and opportunities in AI leadership.

Cybersecurity Infrastructure and Defence Architecture – Explored strategies for strengthening digital defenses.

At the conclusion, participants issued a set of key recommendations: Promote public-private partnerships to develop integrated digital ecosystems and improve cybersecurity.

Establish a joint national cybersecurity centre for the banking sector, uniting public and private financial institutions to share intelligence on emerging threats.

Enhance regional cooperation through expertise exchange, a shared cybersecurity best practices network and joint awareness and training initiatives.

Adopt advanced technologies such as artificial intelligence for cyber threat prediction and modern encryption methods to safeguard data.

The conference marked a significant step toward deepening Jordan-Iraq cooperation in an increasingly digital and interconnected world. //Petra// AK

  • site.twitter
  • site.copy
  • site.share
  • site.print
  • site.TextAa
  • site.TextAa

Topics:

Live News Feed

Cabinet approves draft general budget law for fiscal year 2026

05/11/2025 | 22:03:47

Army foils infiltration, drug smuggling attempts on northern border

05/11/2025 | 21:09:36

Cabinet approves draft insurance contracts law, key national agreements

05/11/2025 | 21:02:50

Jordan showcases tourism potential at World Travel Market 2025 in London

05/11/2025 | 19:35:12

Jordan condemns Israeli announcement of new settlement tenders in occupied West Bank

05/11/2025 | 18:24:14

Social Development Minister meets UNHCR, AFD officials in Doha

05/11/2025 | 17:45:51
  • Need a little help?

    To adjust this website for your accessibility needs, select one or more options below.

    Invert Colors
    Invert Colors
    Invert Colors Invert Colors
    Dark Contrast Dark Contrast
    Desaturated Desaturated
    Highlight Links Highlight Links
    Highlight Links Highlight Links
    Text Spacing Text Spacing
    Light Spacing Light Spacing
    Moderate Spacing Moderate Spacing
    Heavy Spacing Heavy Spacing
    Font Size Font Size
    site.INCREASE_FONT_SIZE A
    site.INCREASE_FONT_SIZE A+
    site.INCREASE_FONT_SIZE A++
    site.FONT_TYPE Font Type
    Dyslexia Friendly Dyslexia Friendly
    Legible Font Legible Font
    Reading Reading
    Big Cursor Big Cursor
    ٍReading Cursor ٍReading Cursor
    Reading Guide Reading Guide
    Line Height Line Height
    Line Height (0.75) Line Height (0.75)
    Line Height (1.75) Line Height (1.75)
    Line Height (2) Line Height (2)
    Text Align Text Align
    Align Right Align Right
    Align Left Align Left
    Align Center Align Center
    Justify Text Justify Text
    Reset All
    site.ACCESSIBILITY_TOOL
  • rows
  • rows
  • rows
footer
footer
footer
Sanad Your service is our duty The right to obtain information Invest in Jordan footer-second-row-images-en Amman Message
  1. Sanad

  2. Your service is our duty

  3. The right to obtain information

  4. Invest in Jordan

  5. Amman Message

Main

  • Business & Economy
  • Local News
  • Governorates
  • World News
  • Photo Albums

About Petra

About Jordan

  • Official website of the Royal Hashemite Cour
  • Official website of His Majesty King Abdullah II
  • Official website of His Royal Highness Crown Prince Al Hussein bin Abdullah I
  • Official website of Her Majesty Queen Rania Al Abdulla
  • Useful Link

Contact us

  • Phone

    +962 (6) 5609700
  • Fax:

    +962 (6) 5682493
  • PO BOX:

    6845 Amman 11118
  • Email:

    petra@petra.gov.jo
  • Address:

     Jamal Abdel-Naser Circle
  • rows

Download Application

  • Supports Internet Explorer 10+, Google Chrome, Firefox, Safari
  • This website is best viewed on a 768 x 1366 screen
  • Program required for browsing: Adobe Reader
  • Privacy Policy
  • Copyright
  • Terms of Use
  • Disclaimer
  • Cookies

All rights protected by - Petra News Agency 1997 - 2025 © Developed by dot.jo