Turkish Cooperation and Coordination Agency (TIKA) Establishes Audiovisual Production Studio for Children and Youth in Tunisia
Turkish Cooperation and Coordination Bureau (Ti̇ka) A audiovisual production studio was established at the leadership of the family, women, and elderly people in Tunisia family, women, and elderly in Tunisia.
The National Children and Youth Information Center were established in 1996. They have branches in 24 provinces and provide services to 1,500 students each year. As part of the project, the center has completed the installation of the most advanced studio, and provides training for lecturers in media and communication technology.
Tunisian family, women, children and elderly Asma Jebri attended the opening ceremony. Ambassador to Tunisia, Ahmet Misbah Demircan (Ahmet Misbah Demircan); and TÃka’s coordinator in Tunisia, Mohammed Ensh.
As part of the opening plan, he participated in a broadcast made by children. He emphasized that media content has positive and negative aspects. He emphasized the importance of teaching children to recognize these differences, and encouraged them to embrace positive differences while developing identification and solving negative skills. Demircan also reiterated Türkiye’s promise to support Tunisia.
Minister Jebri pointed out that the media hall will produce content that aims to stimulate children’s curiosity, which is a major investment in their development. She called on all institutions and organizations to support similar measures to promote the innovation of younger generations.
The project aims to promote creativity and improve digital content production skills by receiving photography, photography, editing, short film production and media communication training. In addition, it tries to contribute to the development of the Tunisian’s human capital by providing the skills and abilities required by modern times.
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