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DW.COM in 30 languages ABOUT DW.COM Akademie Home Who we are Publications Contact Opportunities and Tenders Regions Africa Asia Europe/Central Asia Latin America Middle East/North Africa Key topics Innovation for Dialogue MIL Media Safety Media and Journalism Education Media viability Insights In focus Tools Library Impact Education International Media Studies Traineeship Training Workshops and Coaching Communications consulting Journalism Training Get in touch FAQ Who we are Publications Contact Opportunities and Tenders Home Press Release European Media Facility in Armenia promoted a strong and free press European Media Facility in Armenia, which closed in late November, promoted a strong and free press. "I am proud that DW Akademie has been part of this great effort to strengthen Armenia’s free and credible media ecosystem in Armenia," says Carsten von Nahmen (middle), Managing Director DW Akademie After two years of training young reporters in journalism fundamentals and practical skills at Armenian news outlets, DW Akademie, in partnership with BBC Media Action, Democracy Development Foundation (DDF), Hetq and Factor TV and with support from the European Union (EU) and the Federal Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development (BMZ), closed its European Media Facility Project in late November. Participating journalism interns received awards for having completed their training at Factor TV At a closing ceremony in Yerevan, participating journalism interns received awards for having completed their training at Factor TV. They were the last trainees of this project which, since its inception, has offered six three-month internship cycles and more than 40 master classes, and also produced nearly 40 story pitches and 115 publications. The European Media Facility’s goal was to strengthen Armenian media and promote fact-checked news. Participants learned to cover emergency situations, to recognize discrimination and corruption, and to report on security and environmental issues, among other significant topics. Working and learning together has created friendships "The internship was one of the first big and serious professional steps in this field for me,” said Elen Mikayelyan, an internship participant. "Perhaps I wouldn't be involved in journalism if I hadn’t interned at Factor TV." DW Akademie Executive Director Carsten von Nahmen noted the project’s importance and relevance to DW Akademie’s mission. "Generally, the importance of free independent media, quality standards of journalism and proper education for journalism is obvious," he said. "But I think it has rarely been as obvious as in these times when autocratic models of government and development are in fierce competition in many parts of the world with those who believe in freedom and democratic values. Democracy can be slow, and frustrating, it's hard sometimes to accept different points of view or to search for compromise. But democracy is impossible without truthful, trustworthy information and so I am proud that DW Akademie has been part of this great effort to strengthen Armenia’s free and credible media ecosystem in Armenia." "This project marks a major investment in Armenian journalism, with long-term results," says Factor TV President Arevik Sahakyan (middle) At the project's closing, Frank Hess, Head of Cooperation, EU Armenia , observed: “When we look back at the work done within this project, the results are impressive. European support for this media project has been more than just a financial investment. It has also been a shared commitment to the principles of democracy, transparency, and to the central role of media shaping society. So, when this project concludes, the responsibility falls on all of us to ensure that the Armenian media sector continues to grow and to adapt.” Erik Tintrup, from the Embassy of Germany in Yerevan , added: “Germany is a country with a long tradition of journalism, freedom of media, and diverse opportunities for journalism training. Whenever we have talks with the German government or with the Armenian government on reforms, we always include media and press freedom. That’s why I believe in building free, professional, and sustainable media, and it is what this project was all about. Looking at the results, I can surely say it was successful.” To learn more, subscribe to the European Media Facility in Armenia newsletter in Armenian and English. In Armenia, DW Akademie supports a vibrant media sector by further professionalizing local media and promoting broadcasting of viable information The ‘European Media Facility in Armenia - Building Sustainable and Professional Media’ project was implemented by DW Akademie in cooperation with BBC Media Action , Democracy Development Foundation , Hetq/Investigative Journalists NGO and Factor TV, and was funded by the European Union and the Federal Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development (BMZ). This closing ceremony was organized with financial support of the European Union. Its content is the sole responsibility of DW Akademie and does not necessarily reflect the views of the European Union. DW recommends DW Akademie in Armenia In Armenia, DW Akademie supports a vibrant media sector by further professionalizing local media and promoting broadcasting of viable information. Young Armenian journalists learn how to critically report on national environmental issues Facing governmental reluctance, young women journalists in Armenia successfully reported on environmental issues. Armenia: A network of reporters focusing on remote village life In Armenia, a DW Akademie partner formed a network of young reporters in remote regions. The goal: Telling village life in a multifaceted way and covering stories that usually don’t make it to a broader public. Pushing for press freedom among authoritarian neighbors Located in the vicinity of major authoritarian powers, the South Caucasian country of three million people struggles to keep its press free amidst regional conflict. Armenia's first E-School for Media Management opens Armenia's first E-School for Media Management opened on July 1, offering training in financial management, business planning and marketing. The program will also feature guest speakers from Armenia and abroad. Date 01.12.2023 Feedback : Send us your feedback. Print this page Permalink https://p.dw.com/p/4Zfjx Date 01.12.2023 Send us your feedback. Print this page Permalink https://p.dw.com/p/4Zfjx TOP STORIES Germany Business Science Environment Culture Sports A - Z Index LEARN GERMAN German XXL Community D Teaching German SERVICE Newsletters & Co. ABOUT DW Who We Are Organization Press Business & Sales DW Transtel Advertising GMF Digital Offers Regional Reception Contact FAQs about DW © 2024 Deutsche Welle | Privacy Policy | Privacy Settings | Accessibility Statement | Legal notice | Contact | Mobile version