Manama: The Council of Representatives participated in the Third Arab Parliamentary Media Forum held in Manama, Bahrain, under the theme “Parliamentary Media in the Age of Artificial Intelligence: Achieving Credibility and Creating Influence.” The forum commenced on Sunday and featured a delegation led by Abdullah Blihaq, Director of the Media Department and Official Spokesperson for the Council, along with several employees from the Media Department at the Council’s Diwan.
According to Libyan News Agency, the first day of the forum included presentations of various working papers by participants, concentrating on tools to measure and analyze the societal impact of parliamentary media. Discussions also centered around the current state and future aspirations of parliamentary media, with a particular emphasis on the role of artificial intelligence in enhancing parliamentary media performance.
Maher Al-Kadiki, Head of the Editing, Monitoring, and Relations Department at the Media Department of the Council’s D
iwan, presented a working paper titled “Parliamentary Media in Libya: Challenges and Opportunities.” He explored the experience of the Media Department of the Libyan House of Representatives, highlighting the significant obstacles facing parliamentary media in Libya and the opportunities for its development amidst modern technological advancements.