Beijing:The seventh World Media Summit has officially commenced in Beijing, featuring the participation of Karim Hammadi, head of the Iraqi Media Network. The event will run until November 9 and aims to foster dialogue and cooperation among global media entities.

According to National Iraqi News Agency, the summit is held under the theme “Media in the Age of Intelligence From Consensus to Action.” It has attracted nearly 500 delegates from 330 major media outlets, research centers, government administrations, and international organizations across 112 countries and regions, including Iraq.

Participants at the summit are set to discuss various topics such as the role of artificial intelligence in media, media cooperation for global safety, AI-powered communication, and the future of global communications governance. Additionally, discussions will cover Beijing’s approach to Chinese-style modernization. The World Media Summit, established in 2009, serves as a crucial global platform for media exchange and collaboration.