Antalya Diplomatic Forum shines a light on global affairs at Baku TV
The Diplomatic Forum in Antalya, a three-day event in Turkey, serves as an important platform for discussing a wide range of global issues.
According to reports, the forum, which is taking place from April 11 to 13, will cover topics such as climate change, counterterrorism efforts, humanitarian aid, digitalization, food security, and the development of artificial intelligence. With over 50 sessions planned, the event has attracted around 450 representatives from 140 countries, including heads of state, foreign ministers, and international experts.
One of the key discussions at the forum has been the impact of wars on the global economy. Georgian Prime Minister Irakli Kobakhidze highlighted the significance of economic cooperation between nations, emphasizing that conflicts and areas of tension can severely disrupt stability.
Among the anticipated focus areas at the forum is the situation in the Middle East, with two plenary sessions dedicated to this topic. Additionally, the Russian-Ukrainian conflict and its repercussions will also be addressed during the event.
The Diplomatic Forum in Antalya aims to foster constructive dialogue and collaboration on pressing global issues, bringing together leaders and experts from around the world to find meaningful solutions.
