Global Journalism Council's 6th Media Meeting Starts in Alanya on November 6
The four-day event brings together media representatives from 88 countries and all 81 Turkish provinces for council sessions, workshops, and an awards gala.
KEY POINTS
- The meeting takes place in Alanya from November 6 to 10, 2026.
- It includes council meetings, workshops, and an awards gala.
- The council represents 88 countries and all 81 Turkish provinces.
- Fatih Terim will receive the Global Sports Award at the gala dinner.
The Global Journalism Council (KGK) will hold its sixth Global Media Meeting in Alanya from November 6 to 10, 2026. Participants will arrive on November 6, complete accreditation, and check into the Eftelia Marin Resort Hotel.
On November 7, attendees will tour Alanya, visiting Syedra Castle, Iskele Square, Kizilkule, the shipyard, and the promenade before returning to the hotel for dinner.
November 8 features meetings of the General, Local, Foreign, and Digital Media Councils, followed by a general assembly and a media workshop on artificial intelligence, robotic journalism, digital media applications, professional disinformation, media and violence, and the draft final declaration.
On November 9, a workshop on combating violence will be held jointly with HEGEM, covering the definition of social violence, the introduction of the Social Mediation project, and the opening of its branches. The day ends with a general evaluation, a plaque and certificate ceremony, and a move to Lonicera World Hotel for the awards ceremony and gala dinner.
Participants will depart Alanya after breakfast on November 10. The council represents 88 countries and all 81 provinces of Turkey.
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