iii. The policy will stimulate government-industry-academia collaboration on cybersecurity research and development to prevent duplication of efforts and leveraging on collective capabilities.   The policy will facilitate national mechanism on cybersecurity research and iv. development to help the country develop a process of transition from the current cyberspace infrastructure to a more resilient and secure platform. This is a critical imperative towards securing the nation’s cyberspace.   5.2.9 International Synergy i. It is the principle of this policy on cybersecurity to encourage active international synergy and participation in relevant international cyber security fora and multi-national agencies discourse on cyber threat and cyberspace.   ii. The policy will promote the country’s active participation in relevant international cyber security policy formulation, technical fora, hosting of national and international cybersecurity conferences that will facilitate the country’s leading role in transnational cybersecurity measures.   5.3 Strategic Approach   i. The strategic approach to the development of an all-inclusive National Cybersecurity Policy requires taking a look at cyber security from national security risk and economic interest perspectives. Equally vital are perspectives from local and global stakeholders that are applicable to national peculiarities and that can help the nation to meet her national and international commitments.     ii. The policy will consider past outcomes, submissions, and recommendations of various stakeholders meetings, fora, workshops and conferences.