"Government communication forum 2025" It discusses global experiences in education, innovation and food

Sharjah, August 20/ WAM/ The International Forum for Governmental Communication, organized by the Fourteen Media Office of Sharjah, hosts a group of international thinkers, innovators and academics, to provide advanced visions and experiences that address pivotal issues in the fields of education, innovation, food security, and sustainability, under the slogan “Communication for the Quality of Life”.

The forum, which will be held on September 10 and 11 at the Sharjah Expo Center, includes a comprehensive program that includes dozens of dialogue sessions, inspiring speeches and specialized workshops, to be held through 22 interactive platforms with the participation of government leaders, decision makers, and experts from different countries of the world, with the aim of establishing the concept of effective communication as a fundamental element to improve the quality of life.

The forum reviews three qualitative global experiences that highlight how challenges turn into opportunities, through innovative education, human artificial intelligence, and sustainable food communication, which contributes to building systems capable of enhancing the well -being of societies and achieving long -term sustainability.

The innovator and engineer, Malawi William Kamakapba, gives a speech entitled “When thought becomes energy for change”, in which he narrates his inspiring experience in facing famine in his village by creating wind turbines with simple tools, and confirms that supporting creative local ideas through government communication can contribute to enhancing food security and building more resilient societies.

Professor Osama Khatib, Professor of Computer Science at Stanford University and head of the World Android Research “IFRR”, who won the “Arab Gentiles”, also participates in a letter under the title “Code of New Life … Human Intelligence and Interactive Technology”, in which he reviews the latest technologies in the field of smart robots and their role in supporting vital sectors such as health and education, while emphasizing the importance of including values. Moral and humanity in designing and developing these technologies.

Dr. Karan Rajan, the surgeon at the British National Health Services Authority and lecturer at the University of Sunderland, provides a letter entitled “Food Communication and Protein Revolution … where?”, In which he deals with major transformations in the food sector through the use of technology and the development of sustainable protein sources, and the role of communication in building a community awareness that supports safer and sustainable food systems.

This year, the forum is based on five main axes that include: food security, public health, education, environmental sustainability, and the green economy, as it seeks to enhance the exchange of experiences and motivate teamwork to face future challenges, by building effective communication bridges between governments and societies.

The International Government Communication Forum is a leading platform in highlighting inspiring models of effective communication, speeding up the adoption of policies and practices that rise to the quality of life and support Sharjah’s vision in being a global center for innovation and sustainable government communication.

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