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The media leaders of Saudi Arabia and Turkey discussed aspects of media cooperation.
By TRENDS Desk
November 3, 2022 12:58 pm
  • The meeting discussed news exchange, news agencies, radio, Television, media regulation and international media relations
  • The Turkish Ambassador to the Kingdom Fatih Ulusoy was also part of the meeting besides President of the Saudi Press Agency Dr. Fahd bin Hassan Al Aqran

Riyadh, Saudi Arabia –  The media leaders of Saudi Arabia and Turkey discussed aspects of media cooperation on Thursday. 

The media personalities included the President of the Saudi Press Agency (SPA) Dr. Fahd bin Hassan Al Aqran, the CEO of Saudi Broadcasting Authority, Mohammad bin Fahd Al-Harithi, the CEO of the General Commission for Audiovisual Media (GCAM), Esra Assery and the Undersecretary of Saudi Ministry of Media for International Media Relations Dr. Khalid Al-Ghamdi, Deputy Director of the Presidential Communications of the Republic of Turkey Cagatay Ozdemir and another Turkish Media officials. 

The Turkish Ambassador to the Kingdom Fatih Ulusoy was also part of the meeting.

The meeting discussed news exchange, news agencies, radio, Television, media regulation and international media relations.

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