Participants from 15 different countries take part in training in Turkish capital
Anadolu Agency has begun its diplomacy journalism training program for participants from Balkans, Southeast Asia and Southeast Africa regions.
The two-week program for the participants from 15 countries was launched Monday in capital Ankara in collaboration with the Turkish Cooperation and Coordination Agency (TIKA) and Anadolu Agency's News Academy.
The training program aims to establish a network with other correspondents, to inform participants on issues of diplomatic relations between countries of the region and Turkey's regional policy approach and to allow participants to compare diplomacy journalism in their country with other countries.
The training program began with the presentation of News Academy Deputy Coordinator Hayri Cetinkus on Anadolu Agency.
"We have different programs under the title of 'diplomacy journalism'; however, these programs are different from each other in terms of content. The needs of target are determined according to which country they are participating from... Thus we obtain efficiency in the programs," he said.
Anadolu Agency has begun its diplomacy journalism training program for participants from Balkans, Southeast Asia and Southeast Africa regions.
The two-week program for the participants from 15 countries was launched Monday in capital Ankara in collaboration with the Turkish Cooperation and Coordination Agency (TIKA) and Anadolu Agency's News Academy.
The training program began with the presentation of News Academy Deputy Coordinator Hayri Cetinkus on Anadolu Agency.
"We have different programs under the title of 'diplomacy journalism'; however, these programs are different from each other in terms of content. The needs of target are determined according to which country they are participating from... Thus we obtain efficiency in the programs," he said.
