Digital Safety Committee Advances National Program for Child Protection
The Digital Safety Committee for Children and Adolescents held its third meeting of 2026 on Thursday, June 18. Chaired by Ms. Maha Al-Mansouri, the meeting brought together representatives from relevant entities as part of ongoing national efforts to enhance the protection of children and youth in the digital environment. The session aimed to monitor workflow and coordinate joint efforts among member entities, thereby promoting integration of roles and maximizing collective efficiency.
During the meeting, the Committee reviewed key developments concerning the digital safety portfolio. It also advanced its work on developing the National Digital Safety Program for Children and Adolescents, a strategic initiative that has been under planning and implementation since February 17, 2026.
Concluding the meeting, the Committee reaffirmed its commitment to sustained joint collaboration, which contributes directly to building a secure digital ecosystem that supports the development and well-being of children and youth.
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