TRT hosts first in-person European Broadcasting Union 'Media Summit' in over two years
TRT Director-General Mehmet Zahid Sobaci has emphasised the importance of public broadcasters in his opening remarks.
Representatives from the European Broadcasting Union are meeting at the first in-person "Media Summit" in Istanbul in over two years.The Director-General of Turkish Radio and Television , Mehmet Zahid Sobaci, emphasised the importance of public broadcasters in his opening remarks. "As public broadcasters, we are important institutions that will fight with all our might against this information pollution and intentionally spread disinformation," Sobaci said.
Sobaci added that the responsibilities of public broadcasters included raising public awareness on radicalisation, income inequality, global terrorism, cyber security and ecological problems. "As Türkiye's public broadcaster, which is fighting the most powerful fight against global terrorism, we call for a solid cooperation in countering terrorism, regardless of its source and target," Sobaci said.
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