On 10 February 10 2026, the world marks Safer Internet Day, which aims to promote the safe, responsible, and positive use of the internet - especially for children and young people - and serves to raise public awareness about online safety and a culture of mutual respect on the internet. In Georgia, SID was celebrated with a conference.
The SID conference was co-organised by ISOC Georgia, the Ministry of Economy and Sustainable Development of Georgia, and the Communications Commission.
Safer Internet Day is a global initiative that brings together government agencies, the education sector, private companies, the technical community, and civil society organisations to jointly discuss the challenges of the online environment, and ways to address them.
The Safer Internet Day conference
On 10 February 2026 at 12:00, an online conference was held dedicated to Safer Internet Day and the challenges associated with the online world. Georgia joined the worldwide celebrations for the eighth time.
The conference featured a wide range of guest speakers expert in the field of online safety, and addressed the following topics: digital literacy policy and future plans, child protection mechanisms in the internet space, artificial intelligence and its opportunities and challenges. The full programme of the SID conference is available here.
The slogan of Safer Internet Day is “Together for a better internet”, calling on everyone to join this movement, participate actively, and fully harness the internet’s potential to connect people through a community-based approach.
Safer Internet Day once again emphasises that creating a safe and trustworthy online environment is a shared responsibility that requires the active involvement of all stakeholders.
Learn more about SID 2026 activities in Georgia on the dedicated Facebook page.
Find out more about Safer Internet Day in Georgia.
This article was originally published on the website of ISOC Georgia, and is here repurposed with permission.
On 10 February 10 2026, the world marks Safer Internet Day, which aims to promote the safe, responsible, and positive use of the internet - especially for children and young people - and serves to raise public awareness about online safety and a culture of mutual respect on the internet. In Georgia, SID was celebrated with a conference.
The SID conference was co-organised by ISOC Georgia, the Ministry of Economy and Sustainable Development of Georgia, and the Communications Commission.
Safer Internet Day is a global initiative that brings together government agencies, the education sector, private companies, the technical community, and civil society organisations to jointly discuss the challenges of the online environment, and ways to address them.
The Safer Internet Day conference
On 10 February 2026 at 12:00, an online conference was held dedicated to Safer Internet Day and the challenges associated with the online world. Georgia joined the worldwide celebrations for the eighth time.
The conference featured a wide range of guest speakers expert in the field of online safety, and addressed the following topics: digital literacy policy and future plans, child protection mechanisms in the internet space, artificial intelligence and its opportunities and challenges. The full programme of the SID conference is available here.
The slogan of Safer Internet Day is “Together for a better internet”, calling on everyone to join this movement, participate actively, and fully harness the internet’s potential to connect people through a community-based approach.
Safer Internet Day once again emphasises that creating a safe and trustworthy online environment is a shared responsibility that requires the active involvement of all stakeholders.
Learn more about SID 2026 activities in Georgia on the dedicated Facebook page.
Find out more about Safer Internet Day in Georgia.
This article was originally published on the website of ISOC Georgia, and is here repurposed with permission.
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