Vietnam helps Lao journalists enhance writing skills

As many as 42 Lao reporters and editors are attending a training course jointly held by the Vietnamese Ministry of Information and Communications (MIC) and the Ministry of Information, Culture and Tourism of Laos (MICT).
 
Vietnam helps Lao journalists enhance writing skills ảnh 1At the training course (Photo: VNA)
Vientiane (VNA) – As many as 42 Laoreporters and editors are attending a training course jointly held by theVietnamese Ministry of Information and Communications (MIC) and the Ministry ofInformation, Culture and Tourism of Laos (MICT). 

The course, which opened on June 12 inVientiane, is designed to help participants enhance their editing andinformation processing skills.

During the five-day programme, the 16th of itskind, trainees will also learn about data collection, in-depth interviews withexperts, and verification of information collected from the Internet throughlectures with experienced Vietnamese teachers.   

Lao journalists, who have attended theseshort-term training courses, have well applied the knowledge obtained duringthe courses to effectively transfer information to society, said Lao DeputyMinister Buangean Spahouvong at the opening ceremony.

He also thanked the Vietnamese MIC for its helpin training Lao journalists in particular and developing journalism in Laos in general.-VNA  
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