Official Journal 6.5 Specific objective 5: Strengthening cross-sector cooperation for the protection of children online Sub Objectives: 6.5.1 In cooperation with ISPs, promoting existing mechanisms for child safety online, that are applied in their platforms. 6.5.2 Integration of the IWF (Internet Watch Foundation Hash List) List, which prevents anyone from uploading, downloading, or viewing child sexual abuse images or videos in all Internet Service Providers platforms, and providing access to this list for State Police cybercrime investigation structures. 6.5.3 Establishing a Technical Advisory Committee for Child Safety Online, within the National Council for Child Rights and Protection. 7. Policy goal 4: Improving national and international cooperation with strategic partners in the cybersecurity field Coordination and cooperation among all actors are the core element to guarantee success. Cooperation with the private sector should be strengthened because of the Information and Communication Technology (ICT) rapid development dynamic. ICT security and development in the state administration can only be enhanced with close cooperation and in coherence with technology developments and trends. Increased cooperation and coordination between state institutions will be strengthened to guarantee interaction and coordination in strengthening security and minimizing damages from cyber-attacks. Albanian endorses and will be a part of international initiatives aimed at improving and strengthening security. Cooperation with NATO and the EU will be specially strengthened by becoming part of common cybersecurity initiatives. Albania’s membership in internationally recognized cybersecurity organizations and forums and improved cooperation are priorities. In the quality of NATO member country, Albania recognizes cyberspace as the fifth domain of warfare, along with land, sea, air, and Page|1496 Year 2021 - Issue 7 space. Cyberspace presents challenges and security in this domain is only achieved by thinking globally and working closely at the international level. Specific objective 1: Strengthening institutional cooperation at the national level Sub Objectives: Increasing cooperation and coordination among state institutions to guarantee cyberspace security at the national level. Establishing a tool for information exchange between dedicated contact points in relevant institutions, in case of cyberthreats. Establishing a flexible structure with the best cybersecurity experts in the country to provide support in case of cyber crises, and national level cybersecurity level testing and assessment. 7.2 Specific objective 2: Strengthening international cooperation in the cybersecurity and cyber defense field and countering violent extremism and radicalization Sub Objectives: 7.2.1 Developing effective mechanisms and procedures for international cooperation in case of cyber incidents, attacks, and crises, based on internationally defined principles. 7.2.3 Strengthening cooperation and information exchange with NATO/OSCE and other international organizations/forums. PART IV IMPLEMENTATION, INSTITUTIONAL RESPONSIBILITY, ACCOUNTABILITY The development of the National Cybersecurity Strategy 2020-2025 is based on the European Union Cybersecurity Strategy and is a continuation of the Cybersecurity Policy Paper 2015-2017. - A participatory and comprehensive methodology with all public institutions contributing to cybersecurity in the country was used, providing a large number of stakeholders with the opportunity to contribute.