Access to digital devices and online content has been occurring at increasingly younger ages, often without proper guidance.

Concerned about this issue, NOSi and ACRIDES met on Thursday, March 13, in Praia to discuss joint efforts aimed at raising awareness and educating children and teenagers about the opportunities of the digital world—while also emphasizing the risks of cyber threats.

The meeting, led by the Chairman of the Board of NOSi, Carlos Tavares Pina, and the President of ACRIDES, Lourença Tavares, resulted in a commitment to establishing a partnership that will positively influence the behavior of young people and society as a whole.