On Thursday, December 5, a gaggle of 9 French-speaking journalists from 4 international locations in sub-Saharan Africa visited the European Newsroom (enr) at its places of work at Belga Information Company in Brussels.
The go to introduced collectively journalists and media professionals from Cameroon, Congo, the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) and Chad from numerous media organisations within the written press, radio and tv.
How does the European Newsroom (enr) function with its 23 collaborating information businesses from international locations within the European Union, in addition to EU candidates? What modern media codecs drive its each day output? These questions and extra took heart stage through the go to, sparking a dynamic change between journalists and enr representatives.
Victoria Becker and Tim Kohnen from the enr shared insights into its mission of fostering collaboration amongst Europe’s information businesses. From producing weekly Key Tales to organising joint interviews and workshops, the enr exemplifies how teamwork can strengthen the stream of dependable and numerous journalism throughout the continent.
The visiting journalists introduced their very own views to the desk as nicely, sharing experiences of journalistic practices of their dwelling international locations. This cross-cultural dialogue not solely deepened mutual understanding but in addition impressed discussions on how journalists from Europe and Africa would possibly collaborate sooner or later.
The go to, organised by the European Exterior Motion Service (EEAS), highlighted its dedication to constructing bridges with continents, areas and international locations outdoors of the European Union. Because the EU’s diplomatic service, the EEAS strives to supply firsthand publicity to the inside workings of the Union, fostering knowledgeable conversations and stronger worldwide ties.
Extra impressions from the go to. Pictures: EEAS/European Newsroom
