The Federal Minister of Culture and Sports, Sanja Vlaisavljević, participated in the 7th World Forum on Intercultural Dialogue, held in Baku under the theme “Dialogue for a Shared Future: Building Bridges in a Divided World.”

The Forum brought together more than 2,000 participants from over 100 countries, including representatives of governments, international organizations, cultural and educational institutions, the academic community, and numerous experts in the field of intercultural cooperation. The opening ceremony was attended by the President of the Republic of Azerbaijan, Ilham Aliyev, who addressed the participants and highlighted the importance of the “Baku Process” as an international platform for promoting dialogue and cooperation among different cultures and civilizations.

Minister Vlaisavljević addressed the attendees with a presentation titled “From Partnership to Joint Action: Strengthening Global Synergy for Intercultural Dialogue in the Age of Artificial Intelligence.” Discussing the impact of artificial intelligence on contemporary society, culture, and intercultural relations, Minister Vlaisavljević emphasized that while technological advancement opens up new opportunities, it simultaneously demands a responsible approach and dialogue. Minister Vlaisavljević’s participation in this international gathering served as an opportunity to present cultural perspectives through discussions on the role of culture in building trust, preserving cultural diversity, and strengthening international cooperation.