An initiative to establish an international news agency under the Global Journalists Council (GJC) was put forward during the 6th Global Media Meeting, currently taking place in the Turkish city of Alanya. The initiative aims to expand cooperation between media organizations in different countries and further promote international information exchange.

The proposal was discussed at a meeting attended by members of the International Media Council and representatives of mass media from various countries. The event brought together GJC Chairman Mehmet Ali Dim, members of the International Media Council and international journalists.

The discussions focused on strengthening international media cooperation, expanding opportunities for journalists to exchange information and experience, and implementing joint projects involving media organizations from different countries.

One of the main topics was the proposal to establish an international news agency under the GJC. The implementation of this project would facilitate information exchange among journalists working in different countries, promote cooperation in the international media landscape and strengthen ties between media professionals.

During the meeting, international representatives shared their views and proposals on ensuring the reliability of information, making use of new opportunities offered by digital technologies and launching joint media projects.

Turkmenistan was also represented at the event by Döwran Orazgylyjow, Editor-in-Chief of the «Atavatan Media» news group and Doctor of Law. In his address, he emphasized the importance of expanding international media cooperation, establishing regular information exchange among journalists from different countries and supporting joint initiatives.

The participants also exchanged views on the use of digital technologies and artificial intelligence in modern journalism, as well as their impact on news production and information distribution.

The 6th Global Media Meeting in Alanya is attended by 350 journalists and media representatives from 32 countries around the world. The international event serves as an important platform for sharing experience among media organizations from different countries, developing professional contacts and identifying new areas of cooperation.