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Doha, Qatar: The Communications Regulatory Authority (CRA) has reaffirmed its commitment to protecting consumers and promoting safe digital engagement across the State of Qatar, while continuing its efforts to foster a digitally aware generation capable of making informed decisions in an increasingly connected world.
In this context, CRA participated in Phase Two of the "Safe Surfing" Initiative under the "My Values Shape My Identity" project, implemented by the Ministry of Education and Higher Education, delivering (13) workshops to 879 middle and high school students across 12 private schools in the State of Qatar.
Conducted both in-person and online under the titled "How to Stay Safe Online", the workshops aimed to enhance students' awareness of digital risks associated with everyday internet use.
The sessions covered key topics, including cyberbullying, identity theft, phishing and online fraud, exposure to harmful content, privacy risks, dangerous online challenges, and emerging concerns related to artificial intelligence.
CRA experts provided practical guidance on preventive measures, such as activating security settings, safeguarding personal information, and seeking support from parents or trusted adults when facing online threats.
The sessions also emphasized responsible digital behavior and proactive protection strategies, empowering students to navigate the online environment safely and confidently.
Commenting on CRA's participation, Director of the Consumer Affairs Department at CRA, Amel Salem Al Hanawi, said:"Our participation in the 'Safe Surfing' Initiative reflects CRA’s ongoing commitment to protecting young users and promoting a culture of safe and responsible digital engagement."
"Through our collaboration with the Ministry of Education and Higher Education, we seek to equip students with the knowledge and practical skills needed to identify online risks and respond effectively, contributing to a safer digital environment for all and supporting the goals of Qatar National Vision 2030," she added.
