The 10th National Internet Governance Forum of Armenia brought together international and local partners to discuss key issues related to internet governance and regulation, cybersecurity, data protection, the development of digital infrastructure, and Armenia’s role in the global internet landscape.

Vice President of the National Assembly of Armenia, Hakob Arshakyan, delivered opening remarks, highlighting the crucial role of the internet and emerging technologies in a rapidly changing world.
Director of the Information Systems Agency of Armenia, Nerses Yeritsyan, emphasized that cybersecurity and data interoperability form the foundation of trustworthy and transparent digital governance. According to him, the development of digital infrastructure and the establishment of unified technical and legal standards are essential for ensuring the stability of public administration, the efficiency of businesses, and the strengthening of citizens’ trust.

He also underlined the importance of fostering public–private partnerships and maintaining dynamic dialogue as key conditions for building an inclusive and responsible digital environment.

This approach is fully aligned with the global agenda of the Internet Governance Forum (IGF), which promotes multistakeholder cooperation aimed at building open, secure, and resilient digital ecosystems.