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Cambodia and Türkiye Strengthen Media Cooperation Through Journalist Training
Cambodia and Türkiye are deepening their cooperation in the information and media sectors through a journalist training program held in Ankara, which is expected to promote information exchange between the two nations.
Cambodia and Türkiye are strengthening their friendship and cooperation in the information and media sectors through a special training programme for Cambodian journalists in Ankara, Türkiye. The participation of Cambodian journalists in the “War Journalism” training programme is regarded as an important outcome and catalyst for promoting information and media cooperation between the two countries. The cooperation is being carried out in line with the Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) on Cooperation in the Fields of Information and Communication signed between the governments of Cambodia and Türkiye. The training programme is organised by Türkiye’s state-run Anadolu Agency (AA) in cooperation with the Turkish Cooperation and Coordination Agency (TİKA) and the Turkish National Police Academy, providing Cambodian journalists with access to training based on international standards. As part of the programme, Türkiye is sharing expertise and experience with Cambodian journalists, particularly in reporting techniques in emergency situations, combating fake news and using digital technologies. The cooperation also contributes to strengthening partnerships between Cambodia’s Agence Kampuchea Presse (AKP) and Anadolu Agency, creating opportunities for the direct exchange of news, photographs and other media content between the two countries. Beyond professional capacity building, the exchanges between journalists from Cambodia and Türkiye are also expected to promote public diplomacy by enhancing mutual understanding of culture, economic perspectives and people-to-people relations between the two countries. Media experts have highlighted the active support of the Turkish Government, through TİKA, in providing scholarships and training opportunities for Cambodia as clear evidence of its commitment to enhancing the capacity of Cambodian journalists to meet regional and international standards. The cooperation is viewed not only as a gesture of diplomatic friendship but also as a strategic step toward developing a more professional, independent and safer Cambodian media sector capable of effectively carrying out its mission to serve the public. Two Cambodian journalists have been selected to participate in the training: Mr. Yea Chendakhantey from AKP and Him Karuna from the National Television of Cambodia (TVK). The special “War Journalism” training programme is being held from Sept. 14 to 25, 2026, in Ankara. AKP
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