Minister: Iran considering Paris cyber-security initiative
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By Trend
Iranian Minister of Information and Communication Technology
Mohammad-Javad Azari-Jahromi wrote on his Twitter page on Tuesday
that Iran is considering the newly-introduced initiative by French
President Emanuel Macron at the UNESCO Internet Governance Forum
(IGF) on Monday, irna.ir reports.
Warning on the risks threatening cyber space, the initiative sets
limits on the states and private users of the Internet to exploit
it for waging cyber war against others.
'Iran has always emphasized the peaceful use of cyber space and
protection of global security; a stance that has always been
emphasized by the country at all the international forums,' Iran's
Minister of Information and Communication Technology Mohammad-Javad
Azari-Jahromi wrote on his Twitter page.
The Paris Call for Trust and Security in Cyberspace is already
signed by 50 states, but the US, China and Russia as the most
powerful states on cyber warfare have not joined it.
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