With this aim, the largest and most important educational-practical project of the year in our republic—"Media Week," which unites journalists, bloggers, and press secretaries on a single platform—has commenced its work.
This project, launched by the Content Center in collaboration with partner organizations, will cover nearly 12.5 thousand participants from across the republic. From March 30th to June 26th of the current year, intensive five-day training seminars and skill-building sessions are planned to be held in each region.
Theory and practice merge in the program: the main focus is directed towards gaining real experience. Trainings on important topics such as content creation, fact-checking, digital hygiene, SMM, and strategic communications will be conducted with the participation of the country's leading media experts, editors, and producers.
The sessions will be conducted in separate tracks for TV journalists, print publications, bloggers, and press secretaries of state bodies. Participants who enhance their knowledge will be awarded special certificates.
The first stage of this mobile media relay across Uzbekistan will begin on March 30th in the Republic of Karakalpakstan. During the sessions, participants will have the opportunity to work based on real cases, analyze mistakes, and form new approaches. Speakers will share their experiences and provide recommendations on the key directions of modern media development.
At the end of the week, a large-scale Media Forum covering industry representatives in the region will be organized.
Candidates wishing to participate in the project can apply to the regional administrations and departments of the Youth Affairs Agency.
Media Week will be organized in the regions on the following dates:
• March 30 – April 3: In the Republic of Karakalpakstan;
• April 6 – April 10: In Khorezm region;
• April 13 – April 17: In Surkhandarya region;
• April 20 – April 24: In Kashkadarya region;
• April 27 – May 1: In Samarkand region;
• May 4 – May 8: In Navoi region;
• May 11 – May 15: In Bukhara region;
• May 18 – May 22: In Fergana region;
• May 25 – May 29: In Namangan region;
• June 1 – June 5: In Andijan region;
• June 8 – June 12: In Jizzakh region;
• June 15 – June 19: In Syrdarya region;
• June 22 – June 26: In Tashkent region and Tashkent city.
