Anadolu Agency Launches 30th War Journalism Training Program
Twenty-five journalists, including 16 from the Southeast Asia and Pacific region, are set to take part in 12 days of training in Ankara, according to Anadolu Agency.
Turkey's state-run Anadolu Agency has launched the 30th edition of its War Journalism Training Program, according to the agency.
The program brings together 25 journalists for 12 days of intensive training in Ankara, Anadolu Agency said.
Among the participants, 16 journalists are from the Southeast Asia and Pacific region, the agency reported.
Further details on the training curriculum, participating countries, and instructors were not immediately provided by Anadolu Agency.
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