Participants were trained on topics such as cyber security, fact-checking, artificial intelligence, and online earning.
A three-day Digital Skills Course for journalists was organized in Multan by the Multan Press Club in collaboration with the Pakistan Central Muslim League, with a large number of journalists participating. The aim of the course was to introduce journalists to modern digital skills and provide training to address the challenges they face in the journalism field. During the closing ceremony of the course, the President of Multan Press Club, Shakil Anjum, stated that journalists should enhance their skills in line with the demands of the modern era. The digital course is an important step for journalists, helping them improve their work with new technologies.
IT In-charge of Pakistan Central Muslim League, Malik Waqas Saeed, said that the party is providing training to journalists nationwide according to the demands of the modern age. He also mentioned that a Digital Journalism School will be established in Multan soon.
General Secretary of Multan Press Club, Nasir Awan, called this course an ideal opportunity for journalists, while Vice President Nauman Khan Babar and Senior Vice President Khalid Javed Choudhry also congratulated the organizers for holding the training sessions.
During the course, participants were trained on topics such as cyber security, fact-checking, artificial intelligence, and online earning. Joint Secretary of Multan Press Club, Sharif Joiya, Deputy Information Secretary of Pakistan Central Muslim League South Punjab, Ahmed Ajmal, Deputy Information Secretary of Multan District, Abdullah Maqbool, and Digital Media Influencer Osama Farooq were also present at the event.
Journalists called the course a commendable initiative and expressed their desire for more such training programs. This course not only contributed to their professional development but also provided them with an opportunity to benefit from modern digital technologies.
