TASHKENT, September 28. /Dunyo IA/.  International media week “Al Jazeera Media Week” was held in Tashkent, reports Dunyo IA correspondent.

Within the framework of the event, experienced specialists and trainers from the “Al Jazeera” Media Institute conducted practical sessions for journalists from leading Uzbekistan media outlets, focusing on modern media technologies and journalistic practices.

Media week provided an opportunity to gain familiarity with international experience, study contemporary trends in the media sphere, and apply new professional skills in practice.

Today, it is no longer sufficient to merely deliver information promptly. Producing credible and visually compelling content capable of retaining audience attention, as well as adapting it for various digital platforms, are becoming crucial requirements of modern journalism.

It was precisely these matters that received particular attention during the training sessions held within the framework of “Al Jazeera Media Week”. The participants gained not only theoretical knowledge but also practical skills in such areas as the application of artificial intelligence, digital storytelling, mobile journalism, motion design and the production of television news stories.

Training sessions within the media week were conducted by specialists from the “Al Jazeera” Media Institute. Located in Doha, the institute was established in 2004 and implements specialized educational programs in the field of media and communications. According to the institute's own data, more than 75,000 individuals have participated in various educational courses since its founding.

Institute’s training programs encompass not only traditional television and radio journalism but also fields such as digital media, mobile journalism, social networks, artificial intelligence and contemporary methods of content production.