"India has been selected for hosting Global Conference on Cyber Space (GCCS) in 2017. It is recognition of India's emerging role as big cyber power accelerated by Digital India which has gained international fame," Prasad told PTI.
The UK had hosted the first GCCS in 2011 followed by Budapest in 2012. South Korea hosted the event 2013 and the Netherlands in 2015.
Over 100 countries participate in it with ministerial level delegation, Prasad said.
GCCS will deliberate on issues related to promotion of cooperation in cyberspace, norms for responsible behaviours in cyberspace and to enhance cyber capacity building.
The conference is likely to be held in last quarter of 2017 but the government will decide on venue and dates for it shortly, an official said.
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