United States invests over $40 million to strengthen Albania’s cyber defences

The United States has invested more than $40 million to strengthen Albania’s defences against cyber threats sponsored by foreign governments.

Speaking at the National Cybersecurity Conference, US Ambassador Eric Wendt highlighted progress in strengthening digital resilience and training future experts through cooperation with the United States. This partnership includes programmes such as CyberNext.

The US Embassy said the cooperation aims to build stronger and more secure digital infrastructure for Albania, the United States and the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO).

“Together, we are building stronger and more secure digital infrastructure for Albania, the United States and NATO,” the embassy said.

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