Turkey’s Cyber Security Council convened its second session in the presidential complex at Beştepe, with President Erdoğan presiding. Delegates examined a range of digital policy topics, including measures to protect critical infrastructure. Discussions also covered issues related to algorithmic manipulation and game-like applications. Participants reviewed the nation’s Digital Sovereignty Strategy, a plan aimed at bolstering Turkey’s cyber independence. The strategy outlines steps for increasing control over domestic digital assets and data flows. Council members evaluated how the strategy could be integrated into existing security frameworks. The meeting concluded with an agreement to pursue the outlined actions to strengthen cyber resilience.