National Security Doctrine

A National Security Doctrine is a country's formal strategy outlining how to protect its sovereignty, interests, and citizens from threats. It addresses both military and non-military challenges, such as terrorism, cyberattacks, and natural disasters. The doctrine typically defines potential threats, sets priorities for defense and security policies, and guides resource allocation. It serves as a framework for government agencies to work together, ensuring a coordinated approach to safeguard national interests and promote stability and peace within and outside the country.