Cooperation between the Ministry of Communications and seminaries in the field of artificial intelligence and virtual space
The draft of the cooperation agreement between the Ministry of Communications and Information Technology and the Management Center of Theological Seminaries was reviewed with the focus on the policy of new technologies, the examination of emerging issues, the development of scientific and research cooperation, and the strengthening of the infrastructure of cultural and religious activities in the virtual space.
The draft of the cooperation agreement between the Ministry of Communications and Information Technology and the Management Center of Theological Seminaries was reviewed with the focus on the policy of new technologies, the examination of emerging issues, the development of scientific and research cooperation, and the strengthening of the infrastructure of cultural and religious activities in the virtual space.
According to the report of Ambassador Arjan, according to the public relations of the Ministry of Communications, Mohammad Hafez Hekami, Deputy Minister of Technology, Innovation and International Affairs of this Ministry, on his fourth visit to Qom province, met with Hojjatul-Islamwal-Muslimin Rajaee, the head of the Hozwa and Nizam Communication Center, Hojjat-ul-Islamwal-Muslimin Berte, the director of the Leadership Center for the Recruitment of Seminaries and a group of seminary elites and experts, and discussed the draft draft memorandum of cooperation. did
In this draft, the use of the capacity of professors, experts and researchers of seminaries in the policy making of new technologies, the investigation of new issues arising from the development of information and communication technology, the strengthening of cultural diplomacy by relying on scientific achievements and the establishment of joint think tanks and research centers have been considered.
The necessity of developing a clear cooperation roadmap
The vice-president of technology, innovation and international affairs of the Ministry of Communications and Information Technology, emphasizing the necessity of establishing stable communication between this ministry and seminaries, emphasized the design of a joint mechanism to take advantage of the scientific and research capacities of the seminary in the face of technological developments and virtual space.
Referring to the areas of cooperation between the two groups in the field of technology, virtual space, artificial intelligence and digital governance, Hakkami said that achieving common goals requires the formation of specialized working groups, regular planning, codified policies and the development of a clear road map.
He also listed the design of expandable infrastructural architecture for seminaries, promoting the resilience of infrastructure, strengthening international cooperation, and paying attention to the governance of artificial intelligence as important axes of cooperation, and he emphasized the necessity of holding joint meetings, specialized follow-up of executive processes, and defining specific operational measures for each axis.
The Deputy Minister of Communications mentioned attention to privacy in the era of new technologies, promotion of information security, data protection, media literacy and ethical responsibility in communications as other areas of joint cooperation.
Emphasis on the development of communication infrastructure and the improvement of the educational systems of seminaries
In this meeting, the officials and managers of seminaries also emphasized the necessity of providing the technical and specialized infrastructure needed for the continuation and development of cultural and religious activities in the virtual space.
Referring to the activities of seminary centers in the field of organizing, producing and promoting cultural content and virtual space activities, they considered the use of the technical and infrastructural capacities of the Ministry of Communications and Information Technology to be effective in expanding these activities and emphasized the role of communication infrastructure in strengthening cultural and religious productions and transferring them to the young generation and the general public.
Improving the quality of educational systems and developing the international activities of seminaries was also one of the other topics discussed in this meeting. Referring to the beginning of the development of education and content production in Arabic, the seminary officials announced plans to expand these activities to other languages.
At the end of this meeting, seminary officials emphasized on using the capacities and experiences of the Ministry of Communications and Information Technology to improve the quality of educational systems and expand the international activities of seminary centers.