Moroccan Media Experts on Training Mission in Nouakchott
Nouakchott is currently hosting a training session dedicated to television journalism in the digital age, under the theme: “From Information Processing to Influence Manufacturing.” This initiative gathers media professionals, academics, and Mauritanian journalists to discuss the transformations occurring in the audiovisual sector amidst a landscape increasingly defined by the digitalization of content.
Led by media specialist and professor at Sidi Mohamed Ben Abdellah University, Dr. Belkacem Sehli, the training covers new practices in television journalism, from information production to the mechanisms of influence building in the digital space.
The program also includes a conference focusing on the analysis of media and political discourse in Moroccan-Mauritanian relations. This session will be led by Abdel Fattah Belamchi, director of the Moroccan Center for Parallel Diplomacy and Dialogue of Civilizations, who will address the dynamics of cooperation between the two countries and the communication challenges they face.
Organized by the Network of Mauritanian Women Journalists in partnership with the Ministry of Culture, Arts, Communication, and Relations with Parliament, this session is taking place from June 11 to 13 in Nouakchott.
The opening ceremony was attended by the Secretary General of the Mauritanian Ministry of Culture, highlighting the importance placed by Mauritanian authorities on enhancing journalistic skills and deepening professional exchanges with Moroccan media actors.
