Baku:The second part of the Special Joint Session of the 3rd High-Level Meeting of International Organizations and 6th Ministerial Meeting of the Baku Process took place on October 27. The event was part of the 7th World Forum on Intercultural Dialogue, themed 'Dialogue for a Shared Future'.

According to Azerbaijan State News Agency, the session, titled 'From Partnership to Collective Action Strengthening Global Synergy for Intercultural Dialogue in the AI Era', gathered high-ranking officials, parliamentary leaders, religious figures, scholars, journalists, and representatives of ethnic and cultural groups. The session was moderated by Elman Abdullayev, Secretary-General of the National Commission of the Republic of Azerbaijan for UNESCO.

Sudan's Minister of Culture, Information and Tourism, Khalid Ismail Ahmed Ali, underscored the role of technology in promoting cultural heritage, emphasizing the necessity of its responsible use to combat misinformation and bias. Various participants, including ministers, diplomats, and representatives of international organizations, deliberated on the potential of AI and modern technologies in advancing intercultural dialogue, preserving cultural heritage, and fostering peace.

The event also focused on youth engagement, educational and creative opportunities, and the importance of cultural diversity. It highlighted the need for practical international cooperation to tackle global challenges, preserve cultural heritage, and promote sustainable peace. The Forum, held from October 27-29, is organized by Azerbaijan's Ministry of Culture in collaboration with UNAOC, UNESCO, UN Tourism, and ICESCO, under the Baku Process initiated in 2008 by President Ilham Aliyev.