Global News Pakistan, Mideast Discourse join hands to boost media cooperation

Islamabad (GNP) :- Global News Pakistan (GNP) and Syria-based Mideast Discourse have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) aimed at strengthening collaboration in news exchange and promoting professional journalism across regions.

The agreement, signed by GNP Chief Executive Officer Muhammad Asif Noor, and Executive Director Mideast Discourse, outlines a framework for cooperation in sharing news content, including articles, photographs, and video material. Both organizations will have the right to publish and translate each other’s content with proper attribution.

Under the MoU, the two media outlets will work together to enhance coverage of cultural, economic, trade, sports, and political developments. The partnership also seeks to promote mutual understanding by facilitating the exchange of information, organising delegations, and encouraging cooperation in tourism, investment, and training initiatives.

The agreement emphasizes the importance of accurate and credible reporting, with both sides committing to maintain editorial integrity while using shared content. It also highlights efforts to provide special news coverage upon request, with associated costs to be borne by the requesting party.

In addition to editorial collaboration, the MoU includes provisions for technical cooperation, allowing both organizations to exchange news content through digital platforms such as email and messaging services.

The two parties have also agreed to extend support to each other’s correspondents and representatives, further strengthening professional ties between the organizations.

The partnership will operate without any subscription fees and will initially remain in effect for one year, with automatic renewal unless either side decides otherwise.

Officials from both organizations expressed confidence that the agreement will contribute to a more connected and balanced media landscape, while fostering closer ties between Pakistan and the Middle East.