Under the patronage of the Kurdish National Council, a group of media cadres finishes a course in investigative journalism

ARK News: Under the patronage of the Kurdish National Council in Syria, a group of media staff completed a three-day course in the investigative journalism in Erbil under the supervision of academic coach Husam al-Ghazali.

A group of media cadres from Kurdistan Syria finished a course in the investigative journalism under the supervision of media trainer Husam al-Ghazali, where the workshop focused on the golden track for the preparation of a survey report based on the mechanism of delineation of a 300-minute mental vision according to the Gallop Institute.

In addition to explaining how to follow many scientific standards to reach the desired goal in order to show the truth and to get the appropriate impact on the specified audience by age groups within the community.

The workshop came within the plans and program of the Kurdish National Council in the rehabilitation and development of media cadres from Kurdistan Syria in the investigative press.

The course witnessed a great interaction with the media participants. It was the first of its kind in investigative journalism under the supervision of coach Husam al-Ghazali.

At the end of the course the leadership, Kamiran Hajo, a member of the Foreign Relations Office of the Kurdish National Council in Syria, attended, in his turn he expressed the importance of the role of the media in the immediate stage in addition to the need to qualify media cadres to investigate the media facts through which the community progresses, noting that the media must consider the eye Falcon in covering events and express the reality.

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