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Iraqi News
23-05-2025
- Politics
- Iraqi News
IMN head announces the success of the Arab Media Conference
Baghdad-INA Karim Hammadi, head of the Iraqi Media Network (IMN), announced the success of the Fourth Arab Media Conference on Friday. In his speech announcing the conference's closing statement, attended by a correspondent for the Iraqi News Agency (INA), Karim Hammadi, head of the Iraqi Media Network, said, "Thank you for organizing this successful conference, and thanks and appreciation to Prime Minister Mohammed Shia al-Sudani for his unlimited support for this conference and all initiatives that bring Arabs together in Iraq and Baghdad, as well as for their unlimited support for the Iraqi Media Network." He added: "Thanks and appreciation to the Arab League and the Arab States Broadcasting Union for their participation and support in holding this conference. We also thank all members of the Iraqi Media Network, including its Board of Trustees and all its affiliates, for the success of this conference, we also thank the distinguished attendees who took the trouble to come to Iraq and participate with us in the sessions of this conference with unparalleled success and activity, Thank you again."
Iraqi News
23-05-2025
- Politics
- Iraqi News
The third Day of the Arab Media Conference Commences in Baghdad
Baghdad-INA The third day of the Arab Media Conference in Baghdad, hosted by the Iraqi Media Network(IMN), began this morning, Friday. The head of IMN, Karim Hamadi, confirmed yesterday, Thursday, that the holding of 4th Arab Media Conference in Baghdad represents an important milestone in Iraq's openness to its Arab and regional surroundings, noting that Baghdad has once again become a center for Arab media. "With great pride and honor, we celebrate today the convening of the Fourth Arab Media Conference on the land of Baghdad, to once again become a center for Arab dialogue, a platform for meetings, and a stage that reflects the history, the depth of the present, and the aspirations of the future,' The head of IMN said in his speech during the Fourth Arab Media Conference in Baghdad, attended by a reporter from the Iraqi News Agency (INA). 'Baghdad's hosting of this major media event, with the participation of more than 150 Arab media professionals and journalists, reflects the growing confidence in the role played by IMN as a national institution that seeks to establish a realistic media discourse that reflects the prosperous image of Iraq and its aspirations for a better future," He explained . "Iraq has witnessed significant transformations in recent years in the political, economic, and urban aspects, and the media, led by IMN, played an active role in keeping pace with this journey, highlighting achievements, and conveying a balanced and responsible image of the reality of the country,' He added. Prominent figures from Arab thinkers, media professionals, and decision-makers flocked to Baghdad, unanimously affirming that the media is no longer just a tool for conveying news, but has become a central actor in shaping public opinion and formulating public policies, especially on issues such as the environment, regional stability, and sustainable development.
Iraqi News
19-05-2025
- Politics
- Iraqi News
Al-Furatayn Movement: IMN hosting of the Arab Media Conference is an opportunity to convey a realistic image of Iraq
Baghdad-INA Al-Furatayn Movement confirmed today, Monday, that the role of the Iraqi Media Network (IMN) has transcended domestic boundaries to reach Arab and global levels, noting that the Arab Media Conference, which will be held under the network's sponsorship, is a qualitative extension of the Arab summit. The head of the Movement , Ruqayya Al-Nouri, told the Iraqi News Agency (INA): "We support professional national media and call for more efforts in our democratic Iraq," emphasizing "the importance of continuing to present media messages that reflect the true reality of Iraq." She added that " Iraqi Media Network's hosting of the Arab Media Conference in Baghdad after the Arab Summit represents an important opportunity to convey a realistic picture of Iraq, from a security and political perspective, at all levels," stressing that "such conferences play a pivotal role in highlighting the development and prosperity Iraq is witnessing under the National Service Government headed by Prime Minister Mohammed Shia al-Sudani." Al-Nouri continued, "The participation of Arab media outlets in this conference will have a profound impact in clarifying the true picture of the Iraqi reality, it will also be an opportunity to exchange media experiences and insights, and to learn from the experience of the Iraqi media, which has demonstrated its high professionalism, even in the most difficult circumstances." Al-Nouri promised that "the convening of this conference constitutes a qualitative extension of the Arab Summit and comes at a sensitive time at the regional and international levels, adding momentum to the international events hosted by Iraq and reflecting a positive image of its ability to host major events." She added, "We hope everyone will demonstrate a sense of responsibility, as the Iraqi media has demonstrated remarkable national stances and plays a prominent role in this field."
Iraqi News
11-05-2025
- Politics
- Iraqi News
Iraqi Media Network Launches Extensive Media Coverage Plan for Upcoming Arab Summit in Baghdad
Baghdad-INA Iraqi Media Network -IMN announced its comprehensive coverage plan for the upcoming Arab Summit in Baghdad, adding that it has been on full alert for 20 days ahead of the event as part of preparations to deliver high-quality reporting that reflects the significance of the regional event. The summit and its outcomes will be accessible to IMN audiences before, during, and after the event. The network called this a national responsibility, taking on every detail to ensure it covers the event thoroughly, while providing professional journalism that respects freedom of the press. Kareem Hammadi, President of the Iraqi Media Network, stated that IMN, across all its television, print, and radio divisions, has completed its plans for covering the Arab Summit. He added that the network has been on full alert for 20 days before the event and has developed a well-structured media plan to match the significance of the summit and its impact on Iraq's central role in the region. Hammadi explained that the coverage of the summit will be unique, with the network offering diverse and engaging content using the latest technologies from various locations in Baghdad, the provinces, and several participating countries. Additionally, IMN will provide comprehensive media services to local, Arab, and international media outlets. IMN president noted that the evaluation of media performance during the summit coverage will follow institutional processes and precise scientific methodologies to ensure the professionalism and effectiveness of the work. He explained that the evaluation will not be based on personal impressions or opinions, but on specific indicators and criteria, relying on organized surveys to assess the performance of the network's television, radio, and print outlets, particularly in covering major events. Hammadi affirmed that IMN is committed to establishing itself as an independent and professional national platform, one that embodies the voice of the Iraqi people and promotes national unity values through contemporary, free, and multi-platform media content. He added that the IMN, with its television, radio channels, and both print and digital newspapers, addresses various segments of Iraqi society, adopting a national discourse that reflects the country's cultural and social diversity without any sectarian, ethnic, or regional discrimination. He also emphasized the importance of combating media misinformation through precise and transparent coverage, grounded in high standards of credibility and professionalism. For his part, Thaer Al-Ghanimi, Chairman of the Board of Trustees of the Iraqi Media Network, stated that the Arab Summit in Baghdad represents a highly significant political event, particularly given the current sensitive regional circumstances. He noted that this step reflects Iraq's stability and security, sending a clear message to the world about Iraq's pivotal role in its Arab surroundings. Al-Ghanimi further explained that the Board of Trustees, as a regulatory and legislative body, is closely monitoring the efforts of the Iraqi Media Network in preparing for the summit's coverage, activating media resources, and providing the necessary legislative frameworks. He also emphasized the importance of urging staff to intensify their efforts to meet the scale of the event, including participation in meetings related to the media coverage. He pointed out that the Iraqi Media Network plays a central role in covering the Arab Summit and carries a significant responsibility in broadcasting its activities, a responsibility the Arab audience has come to expect due to IMN distinguished professional performance in covering major national and international events. Al-Ghanimi explained that the network has extensive experience and a wealth of expertise in news coverage, making it well-equipped to handle this task with a high level of credibility and accuracy. Jaafar Al-Aidi, Director of Al-Iraqia News Channel, said preparations for the Arab Summit in Baghdad began immediately after the summit's date was confirmed. He highlighted that the Iraqi Media Network, led by IMN President Kareem Hammadi, held several high-level meetings to ensure successful coverage. Al-Aidi emphasized that the summit represents an unprecedented political and developmental event for Iraq, noting that it will be exceptional due to extensive preparations. He added that a new media plan will include special programs starting with the Arab foreign ministers' meeting. Al-Iraqia News Channel will provide 16 hours of live coverage, with teams stationed at key locations, including the summit venue and Baghdad International Airport. Al-Aidi pointed out that the network has previously led major political coverage, such as Pope Francis' 2021 visit. Sattar Al-Ardawi, Director of the Iraqi News Agency (INA), emphasized that the agency's coverage of significant events, such as the Arab Summit, is driven by meticulously crafted plans and preparations that align with the event's importance. He highlighted that the Arab Summit stands as a pivotal event reflecting Iraq's strategic political direction, with preparations having been in progress for over two months under the leadership of the Iraqi Media Network. Al-Ardawi explained that INA's plan includes forming a team of four editors and reporters to manage news related to the summit, as well as overseeing the official summit website. The plan prioritizes summit-related news, creating special reports on various aspects of the event, while directing reporters to focus on key statements and track media appearances on the network's platforms. He added that all technical and editorial staff have been mobilized, with full-time shifts during the summit, and teams of reporters and photographers deployed at the summit venue and other meeting locations.
Iraqi News
02-04-2025
- Politics
- Iraqi News
IMN, Lebanese Ministry of Labor Discuss Media Support for Joint Projects
The Iraqi Media Network IMN and the Lebanese Ministry of Labor discussed media cooperation between the two countries on Wednesday. The Director of the IMN 's Beirut Office, Ahmed Al-Athari, affirmed the IMN 's readiness to provide media support to highlight projects and plans that serve both peoples. This came during a visit by the Director of the Iraqi Media Network's Beirut Office, Ahmed Al-Athari, to the Lebanese Ministry of Labor and his meeting with Minister Mohammed Haidar in his office. During the meeting, the Minister discussed "the Ministry's vision regarding improving and enhancing job opportunities and facilitating procedures for Lebanese working in Iraq and Iraqis working in Lebanon." He added that "this issue will be discussed in the coming days with his Iraqi counterpart, Ahmed Al-Asadi, and that Lebanon can develop relations with Iraq at the level of the Ministries of Labor, just as they have developed in the medical field and other areas." In turn, Al- Athari addressed Iraq's warm hospitality in hosting the Lebanese during the recent Zionist aggression against the country, expressing the network's readiness to provide the necessary media support from its Beirut office to shed light on projects and plans that serve the two brotherly peoples and countries.
