The Antalya Diplomacy Forum (ADF), held for the third time this year and attended by 4,700 participants from 148 countries, has come to an end.

ADF 2024, held at the NEST Congress Center in Belek Tourism Region of Antalya, concluded with its activities on the third day.

Organized under the main theme “Highlighting Diplomacy in Times of Crisis,” the forum featured discussions led by experts on various topics including global issues, crises, climate change, migration, Islamophobia, trade wars, and artificial intelligence.

While approximately 2,000 people participated in the ADF in 2021, this year’s event saw the attendance of 4,700 individuals from 148 countries.

In addition to diplomats and politicians, panels attended by students, academics, representatives of civil society organizations, and business leaders took place. The “Bulletproof Dreams: Gaza Child Painters Exhibition,” which included paintings by children from Gaza, attracted attention during the event.

Similarly, the “Diplomacy Tunnel” exhibition by Refik Anadol, which highlights Turkey’s rich diplomatic history through “The Turkish Century” and demonstrates how this diplomacy has transformed Turkey into a regional and global power, also garnered interest.

Source: trthaber.com