3. Their commitment to identifying and combating emerging terrorist threats, regardless of their origin or motivation, such as threats to critical infrastructure, and cybersecurity, among others and the need for private sector cooperation to prevent, develop resilience of critical infrastructure, and facilitate the resolution of terrorist and related crimes that are committed through global communication networks. 4. Their willingness to identify and promote, when deemed appropriate, in accordance with domestic laws, forms of public-private partnerships in the fight against terrorism, in connection with critical infrastructure and cybersecurity. 5. Their firm commitment to strengthen national and multilateral efforts, to prevent, combat, and eliminate terrorist threats and attacks against critical financial, transportation, and telecommunications infrastructure. 6. Their further commitment to continue providing support for the provision of technical assistance and capacity-building to Member States related specifically to the security practices of the tourism and recreational sectors, which incorporate competitive standards, preventive security and perception, contingency planning and management, victim assistance, the role of the media and communication during a crisis, and public health and emergency response. 7. Their commitment to strengthening international cooperation and collaboration mechanisms, in light of the national, regional, and global interdependence of critical infrastructure and in recognition of the importance of implementing effective and coordinated actions for the continued improvement of the protection and the resilience of these critical infrastructures. 8. Their commitment to identifying and fighting real and emerging terrorist threats regardless of their origin, such as the use of the Internet for terrorist, bioterrorism, and threats to tourism security and critical infrastructure, as defined by each State, and the possibility of the access to and possession, transportation, and use of weapons of mass