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Indonesia prepares media centre for 10th World Water Forum

The Indonesian Ministry of Communication and Informatics (Kemenkominfo) is preparing a media centre and fast internet access to support successful dissemination of information on the 10th World Water Forum (WWF) scheduled for next year.
Indonesia prepares media centre for 10th World Water Forum ảnh 1Director General of Information and Public Communication Usman Kansong (Photo: Antara)

Jakarta (VNA) – The IndonesianMinistry of Communication and Informatics (Kemenkominfo) is preparing a mediacentre and fast internet access to support successful dissemination ofinformation on the 10th World Water Forum (WWF) scheduled for nextyear.

Director General ofInformation and Public Communication (Dirjen IKP) of Kemenkominfo Usman Kansong saidKemenkominfo serves as the coordinator in charge of media,documentation and promotion. To facilitate the media coverage of the 10th WWFpeak event in Bali later in May 2024, a media center will be provided.

The media centre is facilitatedby various services, including a work space with fast internet support, outletsfor media, and a press conference room.

The media centre's services are prepared for mediacrews coming for live reporting on the site as well as those unable to come.

The WWF is a triennialinternational meeting event that is attended by 170 countries and about 2,000journalists. This year’s event takes the theme "Water for CommonProsperity"./. 

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