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Gulf Press Federation Board Holds 6Th Meeting In Kuwait
(MENAFN- Kuwait News Agency (KUNA))
KUWAIT, Nov 15 (KUNA) -- The Gulf Press Federation Board held its sixth meeting in the State of Kuwait on Saturday tackling a host of journalistic topics in the GCC states and cooperation among press associations and institutions in the regional countries.
President of the GPF and Head of Bahrain Press Association Essa Alshayji said in a statement to KUNA after the meeting that the board members addressed several files related to administrative and financial issues and planned activities.
The talks during the meeting dealt with multiple programs due to be launched in the realm of training to stay abreast of major changes happening on the journalistic and media arenas, Alshayji said.
"In view of the huge media inflow into the Gulf arena, it has become necessary that we have visions and analayses as to revamping the journalistic performance and expand cooperation in the training and professional spheres among the Gulf press associations with influential international institutions," he said.
Alshayji lauded the GPF plan to host and organize the Fourth GCC Meeting of Women Journalists in the Arabian Gulf states, under the theme, "the Gulf narrative of the woman in journalism and the media," due to kick off on Sunday under sponsorship of the State of Kuwait Minister of Information, Minister Culture of Minister of State for Youth Affairs Abdulrahman Almutairi.
He highly valued the Kuwaiti Ministry of Information's concern for boosting the joint Gulf media activities, providing an incubating environment for expertise exchange and revamping the profession. He also indicated that more than 30 women journalists from the GCC countries would partake in the meeting.
Meanwhile, Adnan Al-Rashed, President of the Kuwaiti Journalists Association, said Kuwait's oganization of the gathering mirrors its deep advocacy of the Gulf press role and keenness on supporting the Gulf media women.
The meeting, he added, would be a platform for swapping expertise among the Gulf female journalists, an opportunity to shed light on their achievements and their cntributions to updating the media content in the council's member states. (more)
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President of the GPF and Head of Bahrain Press Association Essa Alshayji said in a statement to KUNA after the meeting that the board members addressed several files related to administrative and financial issues and planned activities.
The talks during the meeting dealt with multiple programs due to be launched in the realm of training to stay abreast of major changes happening on the journalistic and media arenas, Alshayji said.
"In view of the huge media inflow into the Gulf arena, it has become necessary that we have visions and analayses as to revamping the journalistic performance and expand cooperation in the training and professional spheres among the Gulf press associations with influential international institutions," he said.
Alshayji lauded the GPF plan to host and organize the Fourth GCC Meeting of Women Journalists in the Arabian Gulf states, under the theme, "the Gulf narrative of the woman in journalism and the media," due to kick off on Sunday under sponsorship of the State of Kuwait Minister of Information, Minister Culture of Minister of State for Youth Affairs Abdulrahman Almutairi.
He highly valued the Kuwaiti Ministry of Information's concern for boosting the joint Gulf media activities, providing an incubating environment for expertise exchange and revamping the profession. He also indicated that more than 30 women journalists from the GCC countries would partake in the meeting.
Meanwhile, Adnan Al-Rashed, President of the Kuwaiti Journalists Association, said Kuwait's oganization of the gathering mirrors its deep advocacy of the Gulf press role and keenness on supporting the Gulf media women.
The meeting, he added, would be a platform for swapping expertise among the Gulf female journalists, an opportunity to shed light on their achievements and their cntributions to updating the media content in the council's member states. (more)
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