On October 22 in Singapore, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs’ Special Representative for Digital Affairs, Viktors Makarovs, participated in the inauguration event of the international project “Capacity Building in Cybersecurity and Artificial Intelligence.” The Multilateral Partnership Cooperation Agreement (MPCA) for participation in the international project “Capacity Building in Cybersecurity and Artificial Intelligence” was already signed in July by CFCA as Latvia’s development cooperation agency. The project, co-financed by the European Union (EU) and the German Federal Foreign Office (GFFO), is aimed at improving cybersecurity and artificial intelligence capacity in partner countries. It covers a wide range of partner countries from…