Abu Dhabi - Sharikat Mubasher: Khalifa Fund for Enterprise Development (KFED) and the Cyber Security Council launched a series of specialized cybersecurity awareness sessions as part of its ‘Future Entrepreneur Program2026’ to promote a safe digital culture across the UAE.

The initiative aims to integrate cybersecurity concepts into training and educational programs, reinforcing its role as a fundamental pillar for building and sustaining projects, according to the official statement released yesterday.

With the theme ‘Their summer today. Their ventures tomorrow… with safety and confidence,’ the initiative builds on the strategic partnership between Khalifa Fund and the Cyber Security Council, highlighting their shared commitment to strengthening digital culture among youth.

The sessions feature interactive content covering several core topics, including personal data protection, safeguarding digital identity, safe handling of digital platforms and applications, and identifying key cyber risks and prevention methods. They aim to promote responsible digital behavior, empowering participants to use modern technologies with confidence and security.

The summer camp provides a comprehensive educational experience for children and youth aged 4 to 18, through four progressive learning cycles tailored to different age groups: Young Innovators, Foundation Stage, Intermediate Stage and Advanced Stage.

It combines hands-on learning, practical activities, interactive workshops, mentoring sessions and project showcases, culminating in a graduation ceremony during which participants will receive certificates of participation.

This initiative reflects Khalifa Fund’s commitment to developing impactful initiatives that combine entrepreneurial skill-building with digital culture building, and contributes to preparing a generation equipped with the knowledge and awareness needed to leverage modern technologies safely and responsibly.