Anadolu Agency’s war journalism training program kicks off

ANKARA

The 19th round of War Journalism Training Program organized by Anadolu Agency and the Turkish Police Academy started on Monday.

Speaking at the opening ceremony of the program held in capital Ankara, Ufuk Ayhan, deputy head of Turkish Police Academy, said that 399 reporters, including 251 foreigners and 148 Turkish nationals, have completed the training program.

“Access to accurate news and information is a fundamental right,” he said.

Also speaking at the ceremony, Bora Bayraktar, director of Anadolu Agency's News Academy, reiterated that many journalists lost their lives or were injured in conflict and crisis zones.

“Through this program, we will be able to support more vigilant and professional journalists,” Bayraktar said.

Anadolu Agency's News Academy Manager Cihangir Isbilir was also present at the opening ceremony.

*Writing by Ahmet Gencturk

ANKARA

The 19th round of War Journalism Training Program organized by Anadolu Agency and the Turkish Police Academy started on Monday.

“Access to accurate news and information is a fundamental right,” he said.

Also speaking at the ceremony, Bora Bayraktar, director of Anadolu Agency's News Academy, reiterated that many journalists lost their lives or were injured in conflict and crisis zones.

“Through this program, we will be able to support more vigilant and professional journalists,” Bayraktar said.

Anadolu Agency's News Academy Manager Cihangir Isbilir was also present at the opening ceremony.

*Writing by Ahmet Gencturk