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Cyberspace Conference

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Asked if the Cyberspace Conference taking place the following day would just focus on cyber crime and espionage, the Prime Minister’s Spokesperson (PMS) explained that the conference would be broader than that. It would also look at how governments, business and NGOs can maintain the economic and social benefits of the internet, as well as guarding against criminal and security threats.

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