2 Stressing the need for enhanced efforts to close the digital divide by capacity building for developing countries and exchanging best practices and training in the sphere of security in the use of ICTs, Consistent with the ARF Statement on Cooperation in Fighting Cyber Attacks and Terrorist Misuse of Cyberspace of July 28, 2006, Noting the United Nations Consensus Report of the Group of Governmental Experts on Developments in the Field of Information and Telecommunications in the Context of International Security (A/65/201), ARF participants reiterate the need to further intensify regional cooperation on security in the use of ICTs, including through the following measures: - promote further consideration of strategies to address threats emerging in this field consistent with international law and its basic principles; -promote dialogue on confidence-building, stability, and risk reduction measures to address the implications of ARF participants' use of ICTs, including exchange of views on the potential use of ICTs in conflict; - encourage and enhance cooperation in bringing about culture of cyber security; - develop an ARF work plan on security in the use of ICTs, focused on practical cooperation on confidence building measures, which could set out corresponding goals and a timeframe for their implementation; - review a possibility to elaborate common terms and definitions relevant to the sphere of the use of ICTs.