SHARJAH, 2 September (BelTA - Emirates News Agency) - In its 14th
edition, the International Government Communication Forum (IGCF),
organised by the Sharjah Government Media Bureau on 10-11 September
under the theme “Communication for Quality of Life,” opens a
wide-ranging conversation on sustainability and the environment.
The sessions will examine how communication can be used to change behaviours, build partnerships that enhance quality of life, and propose practical solutions to today’s urgent environmental challenges.
From smart cities to healthy seas and from confronting climate crises to engaging youth and children in shaping the future, the Forum’s Main Stage will host substantive debates.
IGCF’s 14th edition brings together more than 237 international speakers across 51 sessions within an integrated programme of over 110 activities, with the participation of 30 partners from local, regional, and international entities on 22 interactive platforms. The agenda also features seven inspiring keynotes and 22 workshops, with leading participation from government institutions, international organisations, universities, and technology and media companies.
This year’s Forum addresses five global priorities - food security, public health, education, environmental sustainability, and the green economy, affirming the role of strategic communication in driving impact, guiding policy, and mobilising collective action toward a more sustainable future.
The sessions will examine how communication can be used to change behaviours, build partnerships that enhance quality of life, and propose practical solutions to today’s urgent environmental challenges.
From smart cities to healthy seas and from confronting climate crises to engaging youth and children in shaping the future, the Forum’s Main Stage will host substantive debates.
IGCF’s 14th edition brings together more than 237 international speakers across 51 sessions within an integrated programme of over 110 activities, with the participation of 30 partners from local, regional, and international entities on 22 interactive platforms. The agenda also features seven inspiring keynotes and 22 workshops, with leading participation from government institutions, international organisations, universities, and technology and media companies.
This year’s Forum addresses five global priorities - food security, public health, education, environmental sustainability, and the green economy, affirming the role of strategic communication in driving impact, guiding policy, and mobilising collective action toward a more sustainable future.
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