Baghdad:The Head of the Iraqi Media Network, Karim Hammadi, announced that the network has successfully fortified its presence within the Arab League, with ambitions to enhance its media role and representation for Iraq in forthcoming Arab gatherings.

According to Iraqi News Agency, Hammadi stated that Iraq is represented at the media level, and he himself is representing the presidency of the Arab States Broadcasting Union (ASBU) during the 23rd session of the Executive Bureau meeting at the League of Arab States.

Hammadi elaborated on the discussions held, which included various resolutions related to Arab affairs and media matters, as well as the tasks anticipated in the near future. Preparations for Arab League activities and conferences were also addressed, alongside current challenges facing Arab nations.

He highlighted the transformation in the relationship with the Arab League’s media aspect, marking a turning point before and after the Fourth Arab Media Conference. The Iraqi Media Network has significantly bolstered its media presence in the Arab League context post-conference.

Hammadi emphasized Iraq’s evolving role as a representative, reflecting the country’s democratic, social, and economic shifts. The network aims for greater media momentum and engagement with Arab information ministers, focusing on Iraq’s media and ministerial needs.

Furthermore, Hammadi noted Iraq’s contributions to the Arab League’s history, including the establishment of a museum supported by Iraq, featuring halls, facilities, and amenities for the League. He mentioned Iraq’s efforts in preserving crucial historical documents previously lacking proper conservation.

He concluded with plans for upcoming meetings on the sidelines of the Executive Bureau meeting, discussing potential initiatives to further develop the network and enhance collaboration with other institutions.

Source Iraqi News Agency