The 53rd Session of the Council of Arab Ministers of Information is held in Morocco with the participation of Syria

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Rabat, (ST) – With the participation of Syria, the 99th regular session of the Permanent Committee for Arab Media and the 17th regular session of the Executive Office of the Council of Arab Information Ministers, and the 53rd regular session of the Council of Arab Information Ministers are being held in the Moroccan capital, Rabat.

Syria is participated in the sessions held by Assistant Minister of Information Ahmed Daawa. The delegates of the Arab countries participating in the meeting of the regular session today are discussing the plan for Arab media action abroad and the role of the media in confronting terrorism. They will also discuss the Arab media map in sustainable development 2030 and drawing up an Arab strategy for dealing with international media companies.

Various aspects of Arab media cooperation and related activities, in addition to using artificial intelligence in Arab media and its impact on the human beings and enhancing the capabilities of Arab media professionals, are also to be discussed in these meetings.

Raghda Sawas

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