In a globalizing world, the profound transformation of the media landscape, the increasing influence
of open data sources on the information flow, the differing consumer behaviors towards various
media platforms, and the formation of algorithm-based tools for influencing public opinion make it
essential to promote responsible citizenship, uphold ethical standards in the consumption and
production of media products, and apply effective approaches in the fight against disinformation.
Against this backdrop, it is crucial to keep the concept of “media literacy” under special focus and fully
utilize its power in today’s information environment.
The 3rd Shusha Global Media Forum will serve as a platform for discussion and joint action for
officials, media and civil society, state and business representatives, defenders of media freedom,
representatives of international organizations, and media experts from different countries. The Forum
will focus on studying innovative approaches to delivering accurate, transparent, and reliable information to the public, raising society’s vigilance against disinformation, which is considered a global threat
today, highlighting the responsibility of all parties involved in the information circulation process,
exploring methods of seeking and protecting the truth, ensuring information security, investigating the
role and power of media literacy in these processes, and addressing issues related to social media
and public trust.
The Forum invites all participants to explore the role of media literacy in ensuring information security
and strengthening public trust, as well as innovative approaches to this concept, and supports the
establishment and reinforcement of collaborative efforts in discussing strategies to build a more
informed and responsible society.
General information about the Forum
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The panel sessions of III Shusha Global Media Forum
1Innovative Approaches: Media Literacy in the Digital Age
2Media Literacy as the Guarantee of Information Security
3How Social Media Evolution Affects Public Trust: Embracing Media Literacy
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