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Iraqi News
24-05-2025
- Politics
- Iraqi News
PM: The Arab and Development Summits reflected Iraq's strength and role
PM Muhammed S. Al-Sudani met on Saturday a delegation of Arab media professionals who participated in the 4th Arab Media Conference, held in Baghdad last week. Al-Sudani emphasized "the essential role of responsible and objective media in conveying facts to the public, especially concerning confronting challenges." "Iraq is witnessing a qualitative shift across various aspects of life, public services, and development," he noted. He also highlighted "the country's substantial efforts in launching strategic projects aimed at strengthening the national economy and achieving comprehensive integration, alongside ongoing infrastructure development and sustainable growth across all sectors." "These advancements reaffirm Iraq's central and leading role in the region and its expanding engagement on the global stage," he pointed out, stressing that "the outcomes of both the Arab Summit and the Arab Development Summit, recently held in Baghdad, reflected Iraq's strength and its capacity to shape regional and international solutions." Al-Sudani underscored "Iraq's growing stature serves as a pillar of strength for the Arab world, promoting regional stability, development, and shared interests, while expanding opportunities for deeper integration with neighboring Arab nations." PM Al-Sudani paid "solemn tribute to the martyrs of the press who lost their lives during the aggression on Gaza and southern Lebanon," honoring "the sacrifices they made in exposing the suffering of the Palestinian people and bringing to light the crimes of genocide committed against them." In turn, the visiting Arab media delegation extended its "congratulations to the Prime Minister on the successful hosting of the two summits in Baghdad, " commending "the rapid progress Iraq is achieving across multiple sectors." They praised the country's ongoing reconstruction and development drive, describing it as a 'transformative chapter' in Iraq's modern journey.
Iraqi News
23-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Iraqi News
Baghdad hosts 4th Arab Media Conference focusing on climate change coverage
Baghdad ( – Baghdad is currently hosting the 4th Arab Media Conference, a significant event held for the first time in Iraq. Organized by the Iraqi Media Network with the Arab States Broadcasting Union (ASBU), the conference, themed The Role of Media in Confronting Climate Change, has drawn wide official and media participation from across the Arab world. The event is seen as a milestone in Iraq's return to the regional media landscape. Iraqi musician Mustafa Zayer, who performed at the opening, noted Baghdad's exceptional days, with even its music turning more joyful. Tunisian journalist Duha Tliq, on her third visit, remarked, 'Iraq has changed a lot; I saw reconstruction and restored hope… Iraq is on the right path.' Samah Mawzelati, also from Tunisia, praised the organization, generosity, and welcome, highlighting the media's crucial role in simplifying complex climate issues. Ahmed Yahya from Comoros was impressed by the advanced level of topic presentation. Discussions have covered desertification, water scarcity, and AI in climate reporting. Mohamed Ould Amar, DG of ALECSO, stated Iraq hosting sends a message of peace, with the conference aiming to create a roadmap for joint Arab action on critical issues. The event underscores Baghdad's re-emerging role and a collective Arab commitment to addressing climate change through informed media.
Iraqi News
23-05-2025
- Politics
- Iraqi News
The third Day of the Arab Media Conference Commences in Baghdad
Baghdad-INA The third day of the Arab Media Conference in Baghdad, hosted by the Iraqi Media Network(IMN), began this morning, Friday. The head of IMN, Karim Hamadi, confirmed yesterday, Thursday, that the holding of 4th Arab Media Conference in Baghdad represents an important milestone in Iraq's openness to its Arab and regional surroundings, noting that Baghdad has once again become a center for Arab media. "With great pride and honor, we celebrate today the convening of the Fourth Arab Media Conference on the land of Baghdad, to once again become a center for Arab dialogue, a platform for meetings, and a stage that reflects the history, the depth of the present, and the aspirations of the future,' The head of IMN said in his speech during the Fourth Arab Media Conference in Baghdad, attended by a reporter from the Iraqi News Agency (INA). 'Baghdad's hosting of this major media event, with the participation of more than 150 Arab media professionals and journalists, reflects the growing confidence in the role played by IMN as a national institution that seeks to establish a realistic media discourse that reflects the prosperous image of Iraq and its aspirations for a better future," He explained . "Iraq has witnessed significant transformations in recent years in the political, economic, and urban aspects, and the media, led by IMN, played an active role in keeping pace with this journey, highlighting achievements, and conveying a balanced and responsible image of the reality of the country,' He added. Prominent figures from Arab thinkers, media professionals, and decision-makers flocked to Baghdad, unanimously affirming that the media is no longer just a tool for conveying news, but has become a central actor in shaping public opinion and formulating public policies, especially on issues such as the environment, regional stability, and sustainable development.
Iraqi News
22-05-2025
- Politics
- Iraqi News
Head of the Iraqi Media Network: Baghdad Has Once Again Become the Center of Arab Media
The Head of the Iraqi Media Network, Karim Hammadi, affirmed on Thursday that the convening of the 4th Arab Media Conference in Baghdad marks an important milestone in Iraq's path toward greater engagement with its Arab and regional surroundings. He emphasized that Baghdad has once again become a hub for Arab media. In his speech during the opening of the 4th Arab Media Conference in Baghdad, attended by an Iraqi News Agency (INA) reporter, Hammadi stated 'With pride and honor, we celebrate today the convening of the 4th Arab Media Conference on the soil of Baghdad – a city that has regained its vitality, risen from the ashes of challenges, and returned as a center for Arab dialogue, a platform for intellectual exchange, and a stage that reflects the authenticity of history, the depth of the present, and the aspirations of the future.' He added that 'Baghdad's hosting of this major media event, with the participation of more than 150 Arab journalists and media professionals, reflects the growing confidence in the role played by the Iraqi Media Network as a national institution committed to fostering a realistic media discourse that portrays a thriving Iraq aiming for a better future.' Hammadi noted that 'Iraq has witnessed significant transformations in recent years on political, economic, and infrastructural levels. The media particularly the Iraqi Media Network has played a vital role in accompanying this progress, highlighting achievements, and conveying a balanced and responsible image of the country's realities.' He pointed out that 'the conference is being held with the direct support of Prime Minister Mohammed Shia' Al-Sudani, who has consistently been a true patron of national media, believing in press freedom and its role as a partner in state-building and reflecting public sentiment.' He explained that 'the exceptional support provided by the Prime Minister to the network has contributed to a comprehensive qualitative shift, whether in terms of media content, infrastructure, or the development of professional staff,' affirming that 'the network's successful coverage of the recent Arab Summit stands as a living example of the maturity of national media institutions.' Hammadi also highlighted that 'the conference gives special attention to climate change, as it is one of the greatest challenges facing humanity,' stressing the 'need for advanced media awareness and effective tools to promote environmental culture and encourage communities to act responsibly and engage with relevant initiatives.' He further said that 'Baghdad today is not only hosting the conference but is also sending a clear message confirming Iraq's return to its regional surroundings and its readiness to become a center of cultural, media, and intellectual influence,' noting that 'the Iraqi Media Network will remain at the heart of this project, committed to professionalism and determined to continue developing its tools and expanding its partnerships.' Hammadi concluded his remarks by welcoming the conference participants, expressing gratitude for their presence, their love for Iraq, and their commitment to Arab media unity and professionalism. He also extended his thanks to the Arab States Broadcasting Union for its significant role in organizing the event.
