Sahafa Med

During the 16th edition of the Agora for Journalism in Tours, the Sahafa Med program brought together its national correspondents and journalists from Southern Mediterranean countries – some exiled in Europe. They recorded a discussion about the support programs and projects implemented by international actors for the benefit of journalists in Northern Africa and the

Media innovations in the French-speaking world were highlighted on 30 March 2023 as part of the programme of the Agora for journalism in Tours. This roundtable was moderated by Jean Kouchner, Secretary-general of the French-speaking press union (UPF). Speakers were Mabrouka Khedir from the Tunisian environmental media Cosmos, Inoussa Maïga, ffounder of the Agribusiness online

As part of the 16th edition of the Agoras for journalism in Tours, a workshop brought together a dozen journalists from the southern Mediterranean who were forced to go into exile in Europe because of the threats they faced. Originally from Syria, Egypt, Morocco and Libya, these journalists now live in France, Germany and Belgium.

The Sahafa Med seminar, organised on 23 November 2022 in Brussels in the framework of the European Agoras for journalism, brought together fifty media development actors working in the Southern Mediterranean. This seminar provided an opportunity to collectively reflect on the challenges and prospects for supporting independent journalists in this region. In the framework of

In the framework of Sahafa Med, an informal meeting between Jordanian freelance journalists and representatives of international donors who support media and journalists in Jordan took place in Amman on 21 February at the premises of the Community Media Network, a group of community radio stations. The meeting brought together 28 people, including a dozen

Journalism & Citizenship is committed in 2018 to journalists in the Arab world, particularly in the Maghreb, by launching the International Agoras for journalism in Tunis, with the support of various partners, including the Tunisian Journalists Union (SNJT). The first edition of the Southern Mediterranean Conference was full of hope for freedom of expression and

Journalism & Citizenship (J&C) voices its support to the journalists affected by the February 6 earthquake in Turkey and Syria. J&C send its condolences to the families and relatives of journalists who lost their lives in this tragedy. According to media reports, at least five Syrian journalists and 17 Turkish journalists have been killed by