The International Emmy Award is an annual award presented to recognize excellence in television programming produced and aired outside the United States. Established in 1973, it honors outstanding achievements in various categories, including drama, comedy, and documentary. The awards aim to celebrate the global television community and promote international collaboration. The awards are organized by the International Academy of Television Arts & Sciences, which comprises members from over 60 countries. Winners are selected by a panel of judges who evaluate submissions based on creativity, originality, and quality. The ceremony takes place in New York City, attracting industry professionals from around the world.