He also described the summit as an intellectual platform that brought together “dozens of distinguished experts from Türkiye and abroad.”
“Over the past two days, Stratcom 2026 has stood as a leading platform for collective wisdom and shared responsibility in addressing global challenges,” he said, thanking participants for their contributions, analysis, and perspectives.
Expressing confidence in the outcomes of the summit, Duran said the gathering would serve as “a meaningful milestone” towards a more just international order and a more transparent and accountable communication ecosystem.
“Let us stand united in our commitment to uphold truth in communication, cultivate trust as a shared foundation, and defend human dignity at all times,” he added.
Organised by Türkiye’s Communications Directorate, the two-day summit brought together senior officials and experts, including Turkish Vice President Cevdet Yilmaz, Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan, and National Intelligence Organization Director Ibrahim Kalin.
The summit featured a series of panel discussions addressing key global challenges, including “Future of AI in Strategic Communication: Challenges and Opportunities,” “From Regional Tensions to Global Fractures: Strategic Implications of the Iran War,” and “The ‘New Normal’ in Global Governance: The Permanence of Crises.”
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