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An information session is being held in Geneva on the Geneva Dialogue on Responsible Behaviour in Cyberspace. The session aims to address the growing threat of malicious activities in cyberspace and promote responsible behavior by all actors for a secure digital environment. Participants will discuss the roles of various stakeholders like states, industry, civil society, and academia. The session, scheduled for July 3rd, will include an introduction to the dialogue's objectives and opportunities for stakeholder engagement. It is open to representatives from governments, private sector, technical community, civil society, academia, and other interested parties.

A workshop in Nigeria focused on enhancing Internet governance skills involved 60 participants from the government sector.