GFCN Head Says CIS, Asian and Latin American Nations Seek Fact-Checking Cooperation
Vladimir Tabak, head of the Global Fact-Checking Network, says the organization is working to integrate with the Organization of Asia-Pacific News Agencies as part of broader international cooperation efforts.
Vladimir Tabak, head of the Global Fact-Checking Network (GFCN), said that countries across the CIS, Asia and Latin America have expressed interest in cooperating on fact-checking initiatives, according to TASS.
Tabak said the association is working closely to integrate with the Organization of Asia-Pacific News Agencies (OANA), which is chaired by Andrey Kondrashov, a representative of TASS.
The report did not provide additional details on the specific nature of the planned cooperation or which countries within the regions have expressed interest.
TASS did not specify a timeline for the integration efforts between GFCN and OANA, nor did it elaborate on further plans discussed by Tabak.
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- CIS, Asian, Latin American countries keen to cooperate on fact-checking — GFCN chief — TASS (Russia)
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