Ankara, Damascus explore media strategies in high-level talks

Fahrettin Altun, the Head of Communications for the Turkish Presidency, held a phone call with Mohammad Yaqoub al-Omar, the Minister of Information for Syria's newly formed government, on Tuesday.
According to official sources, the discussion centered on fostering collaboration between Turkey and Syria in media and communication sectors. Both officials emphasized the importance of jointly addressing challenges posed by disinformation in the region.
The dialogue marks a step towards enhanced cooperation between the two neighboring countries amidst evolving political and social dynamics. (ILKHA)
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