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Discussions centered around the most prominent current ecumenical and media-related issues and topics. Participants provided updates on their work and activities, each according to their respective programs.
They also shared their concerns and aspirations in the coming months. The gathering served as a platform for exchanging expertise and perspectives, as well as strengthening cooperation among ecumenical church and humanitarian organizations, with the aim of developing a shared media mission.
Participants expressed their solidarity and prayers for Lebanon and the Middle East amidst the wars, crises, and escalating challenges affecting the region.
They emphasized the importance of working together and continuing joint efforts to build bridges of love, peace, and human dignity through a journey of prayer, reconciliation, and justice.
“They also reaffirmed the need to deepen the spirit of fellowship and unity in order to support the ecumenical mission and enhance its media presence across all levels and platforms,” said Elia Nasrallah, media and communication officer for the Middle East Council of Churches, who was among the participants.
