On February 20 and 21, ASBU and COPEAM brought together in Tunis the co-producers of the new radio series dedicated to ancient and contemporary arab philosophers.

The meeting provided an opportunity to collectively define the cooperation and editorial frameworks for this unique podcast series.

This ambitious project gathers 15 public radio broadcasters from Europe and the MENA region: Algeria – Egypt – France – Irak – Jordan – Lebanon – Mauritania – Morocco – Palestine – Qatar – Saudi Arabia – Soudan – Spain – Tunisia – Turkey.

Another international podcast series…

In the face of increasing extreme weather events and environmental degradation, the role of broadcast media in disaster preparedness and response is more crucial than ever, as they can effectively deliver early warnings, educate the public on environmental issues and disaster risks, and ensure that appropriate information circulates during emergencies.

UNESCO, as part of its global action for “Media in crisis preparedness and response”, has established a partnership with COPEAM aimed at strengthening the broadcasting capacity and modernize the infrastructure of eligible media outlets from its Mediterranean network.

In this framework, the Albanian public…

The call for candidature for the new edition of the e-learning programme “Reporting Climate Change – Microcredentials for international journalists”, developed by COPEAM and Uninettuno University with the support of the Italian Ministry of University and Research, is now open.

This multilingual, postgraduate academic programme has been specifically designed to enhance the reporting skills of journalists on Climate Change and environment related issues.

It will be open to a group of selected media professionals from Europe, the Balkans, the MENA Region and Sub-Saharan Africa, who, under completion of the course, will obtain a SLP…