Section 7. DIRECTIONS OF UKRAINE'S FOREIGN POLICY ACTIVITY IN THE FIELD OF CYBER SECURITY Ukraine's main foreign policy priority in the field of cybersecurity is to deepen European integration processes by unifying approaches, methods and means of cybersecurity with established EU and NATO practices, taking other measures agreed with key foreign partners to strengthen Ukraine's cyber resilience and develop national capabilities. interests in cyberspace. Ukraine will pay special attention to joint counter-terrorism with partners, detection, prevention and cessation of crimes against peace and security of mankind, other illegal actions violating international law and order and interests of the democratic world community, will develop on a contractual basis with NATO partner services. mutually beneficial exchange of information and experience on national security in cyberspace, will use the best world practices, will actively implement other joint activities that will strengthen the scientific, logistical base and human resources in the field of cybersecurity. Ukraine will work with international partners, organizations and other stakeholders who share our shared vision of the future of cyberspace as global, open, free, stable and secure, based on respect for human rights, fundamental freedoms and democratic values, which is the key to socio-economic and political development of Ukraine. Ukraine will continue to actively participate in the international dialogue on responsible behavior of states in cyberspace based on compliance with the principles of international law, the UN Charter, as well as voluntary non-binding norms, rules and principles of responsible state behavior. This will require greater coordination and consolidation of stakeholders in international forums, in which Ukraine will be not only a participant but also an initiator and organizer. Based on the fact that the Internet has long been a public domain, significantly beyond purely national interests, the state will support the multi-stakeholder (multilateral) model of Internet governance, promoting international, regional and national discussions on this issue, promoting private sector, scientific and educational circles, civil society. Attempts by some authoritarian states to sovereign the Internet run counter to the long-term interests of Ukraine and its model of socio-economic development. Ukraine will promote further compliance with international law and human rights standards, encourage the application of best practices, and intensify its efforts to prevent the misuse of new technologies.To this end, the state will intensify its participation and partnership in international processes of standardization and certification in the field of cybersecurity, expand its representation in international, regional and other standardization bodies, organizations involved in the development of standards and certification in this area. In terms of developing standards in the areas of new technologies (including artificial intelligence, cloud technologies, quantum computing and quantum communications) and the basic architecture of the Internet, Ukraine assumes that the Internet must remain global and open, technology must be human, ensure its basic freedoms. , guarantee non-