Political Declaration setting out the framework for the future relationship between the European Union and the United Kingdom

 
F. Space
105.
 
The Parties should consider appropriate arrangements for cooperation on space.
 
G. Development cooperation
106.
 
The Parties should establish a dialogue to enable strategies in the programming and delivery 
of development that are mutually reinforcing.
 
 
107.
 
On the basis of their mutual interest, the Parties should consider how the United Kingdom 
could contribute to the Union's instruments and mechanisms, including coordination with 
the Union's delegations in third countries.
 
IV.
 
 T
HEMATIC COOPERATION 
 
A. Cyber security
108.
 
The Parties reaffirm their commitment to promote security and stability in cyberspace 
through increased international cooperation. The Parties agree to exchange information on a 
voluntary, timely and reciprocal basis, including on cyber-incidents, techniques and origin 
of the attackers, threat-analysis, and best practices to help protect the United Kingdom and 
the Union from common threats.
 
 
109.
 
In particular, the United Kingdom should cooperate closely with the Computer Emergency 
Response Team 
–
European Union (CERT-EU) and, subject to the conclusion of an 

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agreement as provided for in Union law, participate in certain activities of the Cooperation 
Group established under the Union's Directive on Security of Network and Information 
Systems and of the European Union Agency for Network and Information Security 
(ENISA).
 
 
110.
 
The Parties should cooperate to promote effective global practices on cyber security in 
relevant international bodies.