SHUSHA, Azerbaijan, July 13. As part of the 4th
Shusha Global Media Forum, participants visited the Khojaly
Genocide Memorial, Trend's special correspondent reports,
Forum guests were briefed on the historical events related to
the Khojaly Genocide, the history of the memorial complex’s
creation, and its exhibits.
Participants also reviewed materials documenting the facts of
the tragedy and commemorating its victims.
The 4th Shusha Global Media Forum is attended by about 160
foreign guests from 53 countries, including representatives of
about 30 international news agencies, more than 60 leading media
organizations, as well as about 10 international organizations and
companies. In addition to representatives of foreign media, the
forum’s participants also include representatives of Azerbaijani
media, experts, and government officials.
Following the opening ceremony, the forum continued with panel
discussions, interactive sessions, and bilateral meetings focused
on the role of the media in building peace, restoring public trust,
international cooperation in combating disinformation, creating a
safe information environment on digital platforms, as well as
issues of media ethics and responsible journalism in the age of
artificial intelligence.
The forum will continue on July 14.
