Ukraine’s national news agency Ukrinform has officially launched an Arabic-language version of its website.
The announcement was made by Vitalii Fedianin, Editor-in-Chief of Ukrinform’s Foreign News and International Broadcasting Department, during a roundtable discussion “Ukraine–Middle East: A New Architecture of Partnership.”
The Arabic-language platform becomes Ukrinform’s eighth language edition, joining its existing Ukrainian, English, German, Spanish, French, Japanese, and Polish services.
Ukrinform Director General Serhii Cherevatyi expressed hope that the new Arabic edition would serve as another bridge to a large and important audience of approximately 420 million Arabic speakers worldwide.
“Following the President’s visit to Arab countries, we see both challenges and opportunities in this complex environment. We have identified common ground based on our long history of cooperation. Our enemy seeks to spread disinformation and fake narratives. We will make every effort to dismantle these myths, including in the Arab world. We must counter these narratives and continue seeking areas of mutual interest,” Cherevatyi said.
