Submissions open for 2025 edition of Prime Minister's Journalism Award
Applications will be accepted until April 15.
The 2025 Prime Minister's Journalism Award includes the following categories:
The Best Column Award, The Best Investigative Journalism Award; The Best Journalistic Interview Award; The Best Journalistic Photo Award; The Best Newspaper Niche Page or Supplement Award; The Best Press Institution's Website or Electronic Account Award; The Best Visual Journalistic Content (video) Award; The Best Infographic Report Award; The Best University Student Journalism Project Award; and The 2024 Journalism Personality Award.
The Journalist of the Year award will be presented to a media figure who has made a significant impact on the Bahraini press landscape.
Further details, including eligibility and category guidelines, are available on the Ministry of Information website: www.mia. gov.bh.
Dr. Al Noaimi affirmed that the advancement of Bahraini journalism reflects the continued support of His Majesty King Hamad bin Isa Al Khalifa, who has enabled the media to fulfil its national role as a key partner in the Kingdom's comprehenH.E. Dr. Ramzan bin Abdulla Al Noaimi sive development.
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