Official Journal Ensuring professional skills and capacities to respond to and manage cybersecurity incidents is no longer just an option in our times. Building capacities in the cybersecurity field aims at responding as effectively as possible against cybercrime. This is an integral component of the international cooperation that could improve harmonization with the EU vision for a global, open, free, and safe cyberspace for all, ensuring respect for human rights. The methods used to develop capacities and raise the awareness of the society are fundamental in determining the effectiveness of establishing a safe space. Specific objective 1: Professional capacity building in the information security field through revision of education curricula. Sub Objectives: Developing higher education study programs in the cybersecurity field, to developsa new generation of cybersecurity experts. Developing recommendations for the integration of safe internet related information into university curricula. Improving research and innovation capacities in the cybersecurity field. Specific objective 2: Awareness raising and professional skills building on cybersecurity in public and private institutions. Sub Objectives: Training for central and local level administrative staff to enhance knowledge on cybersecurity based on the field dynamics. Business research and innovation capacity building and support through the establishment of cybersecurity scientific research centers. Building CSIRT capacities at the national and executive public administration level through training and cyber drills. Page|1494 Year 2021 - Issue 7 5.3 Specific objective 3: Raising society awareness on cybersecurity and cyber threats. Sub Objectives: 5.3.1 Awareness-raising campaigns on cybersecurity with various stakeholders, using adequate means of realizing them including audiovisual and social media, organized by the authority responsible for cybersecurity. 5.3.2 Establishing an online education platform on cybersecurity to raise awareness among various age groups in the society on safe internet use and digital infrastructure. 6. Policy goal 3: Developing mechanisms required for child safety in cyberspace, while preparing the younger generation to benefit from the advantages of information technology and overcome the challenges from the recent developments. Providing safe internet for children and youth in Albania remains one of the strategic objectives of the Albanian government, as also stated in the National Agenda for the Child Rights 2017-2020. The internet, smartphones, and several other information technologies have become a part of the daily lives of a considerable number of children. The family (parents), peers and the school are three spaces where children socialize, while the digital space has become the fourth. For them, the distinction between online and offline is becoming increasingly blurred and they shift incessantly between the two spaces. Child protection online requires specific and articulated actions. At the same time, child protection should be proportional to the risks children face, and they should not restrict the use of information technology for child growth, education, and development. Government policies should create a digital space that is responsive to the needs of children while at the same time guaranteeing the protection and respect of their rights. Thus, taking immediate steps to create safe digital spaces is paramount, while also guaranteeing