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SCHEDULE Thursday March 17 and Friday March 18 From 9 am to 6:30 pm at the City of Culture in Tunis From 7 to 10 pm at the French Institute of Tunis Saturday, March 19th From 9am to 1pm at the City of Culture in Tunis ADDRESSES City of Culture of Tunis Avenue Mohamed 5;

Just a week ago, during the International Journalism Conference in Tunis, hundreds of media actors from some thirty countries of the Mediterranean basin, Africa and French-speaking Europe debated, exchanged and shared their experiences around the issue: “A journalism useful to citizens? Here is a small overview of the papers that have been published on the

Journalists, publishers and their professional organizations from thirty Mediterranean countries, Europe and Africa, gathered at the first edition of the International Journalism Forum in Tunis, launch a solemn appeal to political leaders, economic leaders, representatives of trade unions, associations and civil society to defend freedom of expression and freedom of the press in their countries

Find the web publications of the EPJT and IPSI students here As a key partner of the International Journalism Forum, the École publique de journalisme de Tours (EPJT) and its students its students provide complete journalistic coverage of the many events scheduled (www.assises.journalisme.epjt.fr) and organize several meetings and debates. In September 2018, the year it

CFI, a subsidiary of France Médias Monde, promotes the development of media in the countries of the South, particularly in sub-Saharan Africa, the Mediterranean and the Levant. The agency identifies and analyzes needs, then invests alongside the media, the professionals who run them and civil society actors who are committed to pluralist and democratic information

The International Union of the Francophone Press is an international non-governmental organization (INGO) recognized by major international organizations such as the UN, UNESCO and the International Organization of the Francophonie (OIF). The UPF brings together more than 3,000 journalists, managers and editors from the print and broadcast media. They are located in 110 countries or

France Médias Monde is a privileged partner of the 1st International Agoras for journalism in Tunis. The France Médias Monde group brings together France 24, the 24-hour news channel (in French, English, Arabic and Spanish); RFI, the world radio station (in French and 13 other languages) and Monte Carlo Doualiya, the universalist radio station in

The Thomson Foundation’s EU-funded Open Media Hub project is a privileged partner of the Tunis International Journalism Forum. Find their audiovisual coverage of the 1st International Journalism Conference in Tunis here: Coverage of the International Journalism Forum in Tunis Coverage of the International Journalism Forum in Tunis (continued) The project OPEN Media Hub: Promotion of