Global PQC Guidance & Country Mandates
United States (USA)
United Arab Emirates (UAE)
United States (USA)
U.S. federal agencies have required the development of inventories, risk assessments, and migration strategies, all aligned with a long-term post-quantum cryptography (PQC) timeline spanning the coming decades.
Canada
United Arab Emirates (UAE)
United States (USA)
Canada is already encouraging organizations to begin inventorying and planning efforts now, with the rollout of standards-based post-quantum cryptography (PQC) expected to start in 2025–26.
United Arab Emirates (UAE)
United Arab Emirates (UAE)
United Arab Emirates (UAE)
The United Arab Emirates (UAE), including Dubai, has required government bodies and critical industries to transition to post-quantum security, following the approval of its National Encryption Policy and related executive regulations in late November 2025.
Australia
Asia & Pacific Region
United Arab Emirates (UAE)
The Australian government is targeting a full transition to quantum-resistant standards by 2030. The focus is currently shifting from high-level planning to active implementation, with a steady rollout scheduled across the remainder of the decade.
Asia & Pacific Region
Asia & Pacific Region
Asia & Pacific Region
South Korea: Standardized domestic algorithms (KpqC) with a phased transition roadmap from 2025–2035.
New Zealand, Japan, Singapore and other nations: Developing guidance and planning steps to move towards quantum-safe cryptography in the future.
Europe
Asia & Pacific Region
Asia & Pacific Region
EU (2026 Strategy): Coordinating a cross-border roadmap guided by ENISA to align all member states under a single PQC framework.
UK (Long-term Migration): Prioritizing immediate cryptographic discovery, with full-scale implementation spanning the next decade into the early 2030s.
Sources: QuantumGate, GSMA
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