In line with its mandate, the OEWG should draft its reports based on the previous reports, but seeking a more pragmatic and operational approach to results with regulations that call for the strengthening of cooperation mechanisms at the political, operational and technical levels of the competent authorities from all countries, taking into account the complexity and transnational nature of cyberspace. The objective to be achieved should be the enactment of regulations consistent with the norms, principles and policies agreed upon at the national and international levels, which will help to make the Internet a zone of peace and prosperity. In this regard, it is necessary to promote the elaboration and implementation of international norms in cyberspace, based on the respect for the sovereignty, independence and integrity of States, the self-determination of peoples, sovereign equality, the rejection of the interference in the internal affairs of States and international cooperation for mutual and equitable benefit and interest, as well as peaceful relations among States. States must preserve their pivotal role irrespective of the involvement of private actors or other sectors, as they have a high impact in relation to the development of policies and regulations, crisis prevention and can prevent conflict escalation. In this regard, they must have equal relevance and participation in Internet governance, especially in the decision-making regarding public policies, as well as greater cooperation that allows public administrations to discharge their duties under equal conditions. The fundamental objective of this contribution is to ratify Cuba's commitment to international peace and security in