Cairo:The Qatar Media Corporation (QMC) took part in the 105th ordinary session of the Permanent Committee for Arab Media, convened at the General Secretariat of the League of Arab States in Cairo. The session included representatives from various Arab nations and media organizations.

According to Qatar News Agency, Abdullah Ghanem Al Mohannadi, Director of the International Cooperation and Agreements Office at QMC, led the corporation’s delegation. QMC contributed a paper discussing the integration of artificial intelligence into Arab media and its potential impact on the human workforce, aligning with the session’s focus on leveraging AI technologies to bolster media performance and support Arab causes.

The committee session addressed key topics such as enhancing joint Arab media action, evolving the Arab media landscape, and adapting to digital and technological changes. Discussions included strategies for countering misinformation, promoting Arab media internationally, and prioritizing issues like the Palestinian cause while encouraging cooperation among Arab media entities.

This meeting precedes the 56th session of the Council of Arab Information Ministers, also at the League of Arab States in Cairo. The upcoming session will deliberate on draft resolutions to enhance Arab media collaboration and discuss naming Doha as the “Capital of Arab Media” for 2027, ahead of a formal presentation to Qatar later this month.

Qatar Media Corporation’s participation underscores Qatar’s commitment to fostering joint Arab media initiatives, enhancing cooperation among media organizations, and sharing expertise amid the industry’s rapid evolution.

Previously, the Council of Arab Information Ministers, during its 55th ordinary session on November 26, 2025, in Cairo, decided to designate Doha as the “Capital of Arab Media” for 2027.