TIRANA, Jan 11 /ATA/ US General James Logan Jones Jr., CEO of Jones International, stated on Tuesday that “we will work together with Albania to make it more secure in the field of cyber security.”
In his remarks at the signing ceremony of the agreement for strengthening cyber security in the country with the “Jones International” company, General Jones described as a great honor his participation in an official act that will do so many things.
He stressed that, “first and foremost we will work together with Albania to help make Albania more secure in the field of cyber security.”
In fact, General Jones added, “there are clear and very imminent dangers for our countries in this regard and I want to congratulate the Prime Minister for his vision, for the ambition to transform his country into one which is in a safer position.
“We are honored to be able to help in any way we can to achieve this goal,” he said.
Likewise, General Jones added, “I think it is an expression of the bilateral relations between the US and Albania, which have always been extremely strong.”
“As a military man who ended his career in 2007 in NATO, I had the privilege to visit Albania in my capacity as the head of the Supreme Alliance Command and I also witnessed the moment when Albania became a member of NATO which has has been a very proud moment for us,” said General Jones.
“I want to say that the work we will do together will be an example for other countries in the North Atlantic Organization, countries that are friendly and democratic, friendly countries with the US and Albania, to see what can be done in the field of cyber security,” he said.
General Jones assured that, “the success we will achieve will be, not only transformative in many ways, but will also bring a higher degree of security, jobs and economic prosperity to Albania as it is important for Albanians to be responsible for their safety and to the extent that we can help them do so. This is part of our ambition.”
Thanking Prime Minister Rama for this opportunity, General Jones said, “We will not disappoint you. We look forward to working in line with your priorities, to free Albania from the worry of cyberattacks, as well as internal threats.
/a.a/r.e/sm/
