10. On CBMs, we are happy with this part on zero draft, especially on measures to strengthening
the transparency of state practices in norms implementation and the application of
international law in cyberspace. In this case, we would like to extend our support to the
inclusion of voluntary national surveys initiatives on our final report, as mentioned by South
Africa.
11. We are also of the view that the report should underline the need to strengthen understanding,
awareness and engagement related to cybersecurity and ICT in the context of international
security of all UN member countries, especially those regions and sub-regions where ICT and
technical capabilities are still lacking or where they are yet to partake in this discourse.
12. We also see the need for the report to mention that capacity building in cybersecurity should
not aim at non-peaceful purposes or support any threats to the security and sovereignty of
other countries.
13. We will provide our intervention in writing, and look forward to engaging constructively in the
upcoming negotiation process.
Thank you.