Baghdad – IA
Today, Thursday, Chairman of the Board of Trustees of the iraqi Media Network, Thaer Al-Ghanimi, discussed with Undersecretary of Foreign Affairs hisham Al-Alawi prospects for cooperation and joint work opportunities.
A statement by the Board of Trustees of the Iraqi media Network – received by the (INA) – stated that “Chairman of the Board of Trustees of the Iraqi Media Network, Thaer Al-ghanimi, and member of the Board, Islam Al-Saadi, received Undersecretary of Foreign Affairs Hisham Al-Alawi and his accompanying delegation.”
The statement added, “The two parties discussed prospects for cooperation and joint work opportunities, as Al-Alawi provided a brief clarification of the most important activities and roles carried out by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and the events to be held in its various diplomatic missions as it celebrates the centenary of its founding.”
Al-Ghanimi expressed his deep thanks to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs for its continued support of the work of the Iraqi Media Network, especially in its representation of Iraq through its presence in international media forums, stressing, “the importance of continuing close cooperation between them and expressing the network’s full readiness to provide everything that would support the work of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, leading to providing The best services for citizens.
in turn, Al-Alawi praised the high performance of the Iraqi Media Network in keeping pace with events and turning it into a solid window for news and information, and praised its coverage of the central ceremony to commemorate the centenary of the founding of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. Al-Alawi also expressed the Foreign Ministry’s desire to conclude a cooperation protocol with the network at the level of training, coordination and joint work, according to the statement..
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Interview with Media and Diplomacy Expert: The Future of Iraqi Media and Foreign Affairs Collaboration
Time.news: Today, we are joined by Dr. Karim Mustafa,a media and diplomacy expert,to discuss the recent meeting between Thaer Al-ghanimi,Chairman of the Board of Trustees of the Iraqi Media Network,and Hisham Al-Alawi,Undersecretary of Foreign Affairs. Welcome, Dr. Mustafa!
Dr. Mustafa: Thank you for having me.
Time.news: Could you provide us with an overview of the discussions that took place between the Iraqi Media Network and the Ministry of Foreign affairs?
Dr. Mustafa: Absolutely. The meeting focused on enhancing cooperation between the Iraqi Media Network and the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, especially as the ministry celebrates its centenary. During this time, they explored ways to strengthen their collaborative efforts in news dissemination and representation of Iraq on international platforms.
Time.news: What implications do you think this cooperation will have for the Iraqi media landscape?
Dr. Mustafa: This partnership could substantially enhance the quality and credibility of Iraqi media. The support from the Foreign Affairs ministry allows the iraqi Media Network to cover international events more effectively and gives them the necessary tools to adapt to global media standards.As pointed out by Al-Ghanimi, their readiness to support the ministry aims at providing better services to citizens, which is crucial for public trust.
Time.news: Al-Alawi praised the performance of the Iraqi Media Network during this meeting. Why is this recognition crucial?
Dr. Mustafa: Recognition from high-ranking officials like Al-Alawi not only boosts the morale of media professionals but also signifies the governmentS acknowledgment of the media’s role in shaping public opinion and conveying openness. It emphasizes the importance of a robust media framework that accurately informs the public and responds swiftly to events.
Time.news: The meeting also indicated a potential cooperation protocol focusing on training and coordination. What practical advice can you give to professionals in the media industry to capitalize on this?
Dr. Mustafa: Media professionals should be proactive in seeking training opportunities. They can benefit greatly from workshops and courses that enhance their skills in areas like investigative journalism and digital reporting. Additionally, collaborating with international media organizations can provide valuable insights and methodologies that elevate the standard of reporting in Iraq.
Time.news: How does this collaboration align with global media trends?
Dr. Mustafa: The move towards collaboration between media and governmental bodies reflects a growing trend globally. In an age of misinformation, having official backing can enhance credibility. More countries are recognizing the importance of a strong media presence in global discourse, and this initiative by iraq is a step in that direction.
Time.news: what are your expectations for the future of the Iraqi media Network as it deepens its partnership with the Ministry of foreign Affairs?
Dr. Mustafa: I anticipate that the Iraqi Media Network will evolve into a pivotal player in the region’s media scene, further solidifying Iraq’s voice on international issues. By sharing resources and expertise with the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, they can better inform the public and celebrate Iraq’s cultural and political achievements on global platforms.
Time.news: Thank you,Dr. Mustafa, for your insights on this notable meeting and its implications for Iraq’s media landscape.
Dr. Mustafa: Thank you for having me. It’s essential to discuss these developments as they shape the future of media and diplomacy in iraq.