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INSTITUTE OF WAR AND PEACE REPORTING LAUNCHED SOUTH CAUCASIAN PROJECT
KarabakhOpen
14-03-2007 11:57:57
Over the next three years the journalists of the recognized and
unrecognized countries of the South Caucasian region will report on
the events together.
An arrangement was made in a recent meeting of journalists from
Armenia, Azerbaijan, Georgia, South Ossetia, Karabakh and Abkhazia
in Tbilisi.
Lusineh Musayelian, a participant from Karabakh, said In Tbilisi
seminars on conflicts as well as meetings with Georgian experts and
representatives of the government were held.
The project is implemented by the Institute of War and Peace
Reporting. In the framework of the conflict the journalists can have
6 visits to different parts of the region and prepare reports on the
topics they are interested in. A website will be set up where the
reports will be available.
KarabakhOpen
14-03-2007 11:57:57
Over the next three years the journalists of the recognized and
unrecognized countries of the South Caucasian region will report on
the events together.
An arrangement was made in a recent meeting of journalists from
Armenia, Azerbaijan, Georgia, South Ossetia, Karabakh and Abkhazia
in Tbilisi.
Lusineh Musayelian, a participant from Karabakh, said In Tbilisi
seminars on conflicts as well as meetings with Georgian experts and
representatives of the government were held.
The project is implemented by the Institute of War and Peace
Reporting. In the framework of the conflict the journalists can have
6 visits to different parts of the region and prepare reports on the
topics they are interested in. A website will be set up where the
reports will be available.