In brief
The conference, jointly organised by China’s University of Electronic Science and Technology and the University of Dhaka, focuses on digital intelligence, regional development, and media cooperation. It will run until Nov. 11 and features forums, exhibitions, a media industry study tour, and discussions on AI, misinformation, and climate governance.
The fourth Trans‑Himalayan Communication and Social Development Conference opened Sunday at the University of Dhaka in Bangladesh, drawing more than 100 experts, scholars, media professionals and young researchers from the Trans‑Himalayan region.
The event is jointly organised by China’s University of Electronic Science and Technology, the University of Dhaka, Kangba TV and Himalaya Television.
Focus topics include digital intelligence, regional development governance, artificial intelligence, misinformation, cross‑border communication, climate governance and media cooperation, with the aim of strengthening mutual understanding among participating countries.
The three‑day conference features a media forum where representatives from several countries exchange views on media credibility, responsibility and cooperation, alongside a photo and video exhibition, a book exhibition and a media industry study tour of Bangladesh.
The conference will run until Nov. 11.
