CAPABILITY PRIORITIES BY COUNTRY

National cyber resilience via Nigeria’s National Cybersecurity Policy and Strategy (2021).  

Strengthening maritime security capability through initiatives such as NIMASA’s Deep Blue Project (official NIMASA information).  

National security framework direction via the National Security Strategy (NSS 2019).  

Cybersecurity: incident readiness, critical infrastructure protection, governance-aligned cyber programmes and workforce development.  

Naval security & resilience: MDA integration, port/coastal security systems, secure comms and training aligned to maritime enforcement priorities.  

Sustainment & readiness: MRO partnerships, spares, maintainability planning and training pipelines.  

Engage through hosted delegation formats and meetings aligned to publicly stated priorities, with announcements made in line with protocol. 

Participate in requirement-led tracks across Naval and Cybersecurity, designed to support cooperation pathways and supplier matching. 

Strengthening national information security governance through the Référentiel National de Sécurité de l’Information (RNSI) / National Information Security Framework.  

Maintaining high operational focus on counterterrorism through ongoing armed forces operational reporting.  

Cybersecurity & resilience: governance-aligned security programmes, SOC/incident response enablement, critical infrastructure protection and workforce development aligned to RNSI requirements.  

Secure communications & C2 resilience: secure networks, information assurance, and interoperability-focused systems integration (high-level).  

Training & readiness: simulation, instructor development, and maintainability training to support consistent readiness outcomes.  

Join cyber resilience and readiness roundtables aligned to public policy priorities, with structured meeting schedules. 

Participate in delegation-led requirement briefings that translate priorities into supplier pathways and compliant engagement. 

RNSI (MPT) PDF

Algeria MND operational statement example (20 Feb 2025)

Strengthen national coordination, governance and financing mechanisms for cybersecurity (National Cybersecurity Strategy 2021–2025).  

Improve protection of digital services and personal data, alongside measures to ADDRESS CYBERCRIME.  

Cyber governance & delivery: programme design aligned to national strategy objectives, including capability uplift for institutions. 

Cyber defence & resilience: SOC/incident response enablement, security monitoring, and critical infrastructure protection. 

Training & awareness: workforce development, secure operating practices, and exercise programmes. 

Engage through protocol-driven participation and structured formats that prioritise confidentiality and credible dialogue. 

Build cooperation pathways across industry tiers via supplier pathways and compliance-aware engagement. 

Cybersecurity & critical infrastructure: SOC/CERT capability uplift, incident readiness, OT/IT resilience programmes and skills pipelines aligned to the national policy direction. 

Secure-by-design systems: security architecture, identity and access security, and security assurance for national-scale digital services (high-level). 

Engage in a Cybersecurity & Critical Infrastructure track built for structured engagement. 

Access meeting aligned to verified national priorities, announced in line with protocol. 

Strengthening national cyber resilience via Ghana’s National Cybersecurity Policy and Strategy (2024).  

Developing an integrated approach to maritime governance and maritime security through a National Integrated Maritime Strategy (NIMS).  

Cybersecurity capacity-building: governance, incident response, awareness programmes, and critical information infrastructure resilience aligned to the national strategy.  

Maritime security & resilience: MDA integration, port/coastal security support, inter-agency coordination enablement and training (high-level).  

Sustainment & readiness: MRO partnerships, spares planning and technical training pipelines.  

Take part in maritime resilience and cybersecurity requirement-led sessions designed to connect priorities to implementable supplier pathways. 

Engage through structured meeting schedules that support credible, compliance-aware engagement. 

National cyber resilience delivery: SOC maturity, incident response, critical infrastructure programmes and cyber workforce development aligned to the strategy.  

Secure public-sector systems: security architecture, secure communications and security assurance (high-level).  

Join a Cybersecurity & Digital Resilience stream with meetings aligned to published strategy priorities. 

Use hosted formats to build cooperation pathways that combine technology, training and governance support. 

Coordinating the national cyber ecosystem through Morocco’s published National Cybersecurity Strategy (DGSSI).  

Strengthening cybersecurity through Morocco’s cybersecurity law framework (DGSSI publication on Law No. 05-20).  

Cybersecurity & resilience: critical infrastructure protection, incident readiness, ecosystem capacity-building and secure digital trust programmes aligned to national direction.  

Compliance-aware delivery: governance, assurance and documentation that supports regulated operating environments (high-level).  

Training & readiness: cyber workforce development, exercises and simulation.  

Engage through controlled-format meetings and structured introductions consistent with protocol-led participation. 

Connect to supplier pathways that emphasise credible delivery (technology + training + sustainment).  

Implement the Government-approved Cybersecurity Policy and Implementation Strategy (approved by Council of Ministers resolution, 2021).  

Strengthen national capabilities to manage cyber threats and improve incident response and resilience.  

National cyber resilience delivery: SOC/incident response uplift, governance-aligned security programmes, and critical information infrastructure protection. 

Secure communications & assurance: high-level architecture support and security controls for public-sector and essential systems. 

Training & readiness: capacity building, awareness programmes and practical exercises. 

Engage through curated meeting schedules and closed-door roundtables aligned to resilience and readiness outcomes. 

Connect with partners across the supply chain, from innovators to integrators and lifecycle support, through structured supplier pathways. 

Implement the National Cybersecurity Strategy & Awareness Raising Plan 2022–2027, including protection of critical information infrastructure and national resilience.  

Strengthen national incident response capability via institutional cyber security structures (e.g., NAM-CSIRT public positioning).  

Cybersecurity & awareness: national-scale awareness and workforce development programmes, plus organisational security uplift. 

Incident readiness: SOC/incident response enablement and security monitoring capabilities (high level). 

Critical infrastructure protection: practical resilience measures and assurance support. 

Take part in protocol-led engagement formats and curated meetings designed for confidentiality and credible dialogue. 

Connect across the end-to-end supply chain, including dual-use innovators and training providers, via structured supplier pathways. 

Strengthening naval operational capability through international support measures (EU Council: European Peace Facility assistance measure supporting the Congolese Navy).  

Enhancing maritime security and law enforcement capacity in West & Central Africa through regional initiatives supported by the IMO maritime security capacity-building strategy.  

Maritime security & enforcement: communications, coordination systems, patrol enablement support and maintainability planning (high-level).  

Training & readiness: training systems and skills development that improve operational effectiveness and sustainability.  

Lifecycle support: spares, maintenance planning and operational logistics support.  

Maritime Security & Resilience focused speaker session tailored to operational realities, with structured introductions and and/or meetings. 

Engage through delegation-led formats designed to support credible cooperation pathways. 

Cybersecurity maturity: incident readiness, critical infrastructure protection, security governance and national skills development aligned to the strategy.  

Secure digital ecosystems: secure-by-design tools, assurance and training.  

Participate in a Cybersecurity & Digital Trust speaker session and/or meetings aligned to published national strategy priorities. 

Build partnerships that combine technology + training + governance support, under protocol-led engagement formats.  

Strengthen the legal and institutional framework for cybersecurity and national information assurance.  

Protect critical information infrastructure and government information systems.  

Build national cyber skills, culture and capacity, including regional and international cooperation.  

Cybersecurity & resilience: governance-aligned security programmes, SOC maturity, incident readiness, and critical infrastructure protection. 

Secure government systems: identity and access security, security architecture, and assurance for public-sector digital services (high level). 

Training & readiness: cyber workforce development, exercises, simulation and instructor enablement. 

Take part in curated meetings and closed-door roundtables designed for confidentiality and credible engagement. 

Engage via hosted delegation formats and (where confirmed) requirements briefings that translate priorities into compliant cooperation pathways. 

Senegalese National Cybersecurity Strategy (SNC2022) – ITU repository PDF 

Long-term defence policy direction set out in the South African Defence Review 2015.  

National cyber coordination and protection objectives via the National Cybersecurity Policy Framework (NCPF) (Government Gazette).  

Engage via sustainment & readiness and cyber resilience tracks that connect policy-aligned needs to delivery partners across the full supply chain. 

Use meetings and hosted formats to support credible engagement consistent with protocol and compliance requirements. 

Protect the Government cyber environment and strengthen cyber resilience across public institutions (Government Cyber Security Strategy 2022–2027).  

Improve governance, risk management and response to emerging cyber threats affecting essential services.  

Government cyber resilience: SOC/incident response capability uplift, secure-by-design delivery, and critical infrastructure protection. 

Operational continuity: cyber risk management and recovery planning for essential public services (high level). 

Workforce development: training pipelines, awareness programmes and practical exercises. 

Join structured, protocol-led engagement formats that support productive, compliance-aware dialogue. 

Access programme tracks aligned to resilience and readiness, connecting technology with training and sustainment pathways. 

Deliver the objectives of the National Cybersecurity Strategy (published 2024), including stronger governance and protection of essential services.  

Strengthen cybersecurity assurance practices, including approaches linked to operators of essential services (as referenced in ITU materials on national assurance practice).  

Cybersecurity governance & assurance: programme delivery aligned to national direction; risk management and compliance support (high level). 

Incident readiness: SOC/incident response enablement and operational resilience for essential services. 

Skills & capacity building: training pipelines, awareness and simulation. 

Participate in protocol-led, structured engagement designed to support credible, compliant dialogue. 

Join roundtables and briefings (where confirmed) that help translate strategic priorities into supplier pathways. 

Protect critical national infrastructure and citizens by strengthening governance, policy and technical measures for cybersecurity (National Cybersecurity Strategy 2022–2026).  

Build a trusted environment for digital services and economic activity through improved cyber capability and coordination.  

Incident readiness: SOC uplift, incident response capability, and threat-informed resilience programmes. 

Critical infrastructure protection: security assurance for essential services and high-impact systems (high level). 

Skills & training: workforce development, exercises and simulation to improve readiness. 

Participate in curated bilateral meetings and restricted-access formats designed to support credible engagement. 

Explore training-led readiness pathways through scenario-led workshops and operator-to-industry exchange.