UN convention against cybercrime drew large signatory turnout in Hanoi; 82 signatories reported
September 20, 2026 | United Nations, International
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Nanopoulos described the October opening-for-signature ceremony for the UN Convention against Cybercrime in Hanoi: "It was a beautiful ceremony, and on this occasion, 71 states and 1, international organization signed the treaty." He called it the largest such event in over 10 years.
He added that, as of the briefing, the Office's tally stood at 82 signatories and 3 ratifications and that more activity on cybercrime-related treaties was expected during next week’s treaty event.
He added that, as of the briefing, the Office's tally stood at 82 signatories and 3 ratifications and that more activity on cybercrime-related treaties was expected during next week’s treaty event.
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