The 30th international conference of the Arab-American Association for Communication Educators (AUSACE) began on November 4, 2026, in Tunisia and will run until November 6. The event is co-organized by the Institute of Press and News Sciences and carries the theme "Globalization of Media in the Digital Age: Algorithms, Law, Ethics, and Society." This conference brings together experts to discuss the impact of algorithms, legal frameworks, and ethical stakes of digital media on societies.
Dr. Somia Belgarg, a university professor at the Institute of Press and News Sciences, presented the conference program on the Open Mic program with Nesrine Hachana. The conference features various discussions on the influence of digital media on societal structures and the challenges posed by technological advancements. Participants aim to explore solutions and strategies for navigating the complexities of media in the digital age.
The conference program includes several key sessions that address the intersection of technology, media, and societal impact. Discussions will delve into the role of algorithms in shaping media content, the legal frameworks governing digital media, and the ethical considerations that arise in the digital communication landscape. Experts from various fields will share insights and research findings to contribute to a deeper understanding of these issues.
In related news, on October 16, 2026, Engineer Abdessalam Jarray participated in the Open Mic program, discussing strategies for ensuring the continued success of Tunisian youth in international robotics competitions. This event highlights Tunisia's focus on fostering innovation and technological expertise among its youth population.
On August 28, 2026, Tunisia was represented by Dr. and Engineer Mohamed Obeid, one of the leading engineers at NASA, in a significant space-related development. This showcases the country's contribution to international scientific and technological endeavors.
Earlier in the year, from August 11 to 14, 2026, Tunisia hosted its second summer camp on the application of artificial intelligence in learning. This initiative underscores the country's efforts to integrate cutting-edge technology into educational practices and prepare its youth for a digitally driven future.
On July 15, 2026, Tunisia launched the third edition of the "Month of Tunisian Skills Abroad" event. This initiative aims to highlight and celebrate the achievements of Tunisian professionals worldwide, promoting a culture of excellence and expertise.
Key points
- The conference is themed "Globalization of Media in the Digital Age: Algorithms, Law, Ethics, and Society."
- Dr. Somia Belgarg presented the conference program on the Open Mic program.
- Tunisia continues to host significant technological and educational events, including robotics competitions and AI summer camps.
