The Latin American Informative Alliance signs cooperation agreement with the Asia Pacific Broadcasting Union

                          The Latin American Informative Alliance signs cooperation agreement with
the Asia Pacific Broadcasting Union

Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia. September 15, 2025. Within the framework of the 62nd General Assembly and meeting of associates of the Asia Pacific Broadcasting Union (ABU), held in Mongolia, the Latin American Informative Alliance (AIL) signed a cooperation agreement for
the exchange of news content with this Asian organization.

The agreement was signed by Juan Carlos Isaza, executive director of the AIL, and Ahmed Nadeem, secretary general of the ABU. The cooperation between the two organizations was made possible in part because both belong to the World Broadcasting Unions (WBU).
ABU is a non-profit association founded in 1964, which brings together 226 broadcasting entities from 66 countries in Asia and Oceania. The association covers a geographical area stretching from Turkey to Samoa and from Russia to New Zealand, reaching an audience of
nearly three billion people. Its objective is to assist in the development of broadcasting in this region and to promote the collective interests of its members.

Participating in this event and signing a cooperation agreement with the ABU allows the Alliance to strengthen the news service offered to its members, access material of interest from this region, and strengthen its relationships with similar associations on other
continents.

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