IMN competes for the Arab Broadcasting Union Award
INA - TUNISIA
The Arab States Broadcasting Union organized the Arab-EU joint television production workshop on Tuesday in the presence of the Documentary Production Directorate in the Iraqi Media Network - IMN.
"The workshop was held at the headquarters of the Arab States Broadcasting Union in Tunisia. Around 7 television organizations from the Arab States Broadcasting Union and 6 television organizations from the Permanent Conference of Audiovisual Media of the Mediterranean - COPEAM have attended," said the reporter of the Iraqi News Agency -INA.
He added that "the Arab-EU joint television production workshop displayed the documentaries participating in the 10th version of the "Between the Shores" competition on the theme "The Authority of Art: Creativity for Change".
"The competition for the award, which will be announced in mid-March, was limited to the Iraqi Media Network, the Spanish Channel, and Tunisian Television," he included.
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