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Saba contributes to the News Agencies World Congress's sessions

[13/06/2019 12:37]

SOFIA-SABA
The Yemeni News Agency (Saba) is participating in the sixth congress of the News Agencies World Congress which kicked-off its sessions Thursday in the Bulgarian capital Sofia.

Saba's delegation headed by the Chairman of the Board of Directors, Editor-in-Chief Abdullah Hezam.

The three-day gathering brought together over 200 delegates from 100 countries, including the heads of leading news agencies from the five continents, prominent journalists and figures from social media.

Discussions during the forum will focus on fake news, artificial intelligence, the new models of ownership of news agencies and the new sources of information.