Today at the International Press Center hosted a presentation of the results of trainings "journalist in the Information Society: e-government and the media."
According to the organizer - the chairman of the Center for Information Technology "Multimedia" Osman Gunduz, the training program is the 6th year for education in the field of ICT, the global challenges of cybernetics, information security, electronic commerce, and so on.
Main partner and sponsor of the non-governmental organizations to train prospective journalists (mostly under 30), writing on specific topics is the Ministry of Communications and Information Technology. The sponsors of the project are also companies SINAM and ULTRA.
Department head, told journalists of the Information Society MCIT Esfandiar Aliyev, these courses help increase the professional level of those who make public information on the development of ICT.
Certificates awarded to 28 of the 35 participants. In addition, six of the best journalists who won the contest were rewarded. The winner was the author of the article "The global world, global challenges, and we" Ismayil Ismayilov, employee of the information portal "Media Forum". - 17D-
Economics
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