Jammu, Oct 7 — The National Foundation for Journalism and Media (NFJM) Chairman, Dr. Tahir Rufayee, will visit Doda district on October 16 and 17 as part of his outreach initiative in Jammu and Kashmir. This two-day visit forms a crucial part of efforts to enhance local media operations and engage with the community.
Dr. Rufayee’s visit includes interactions with civil society members, grievance redressal camps, and reviews of local media. His activities will support NFJM’s objective of promoting ethical journalism and media literacy.
The itinerary features welcome receptions and visits to key locations like Batote, Assar, Khellani, Doda town, Pranoo, Bhalla, and Bhaderwah. Each location presents an opportunity for direct engagement with the community and media representatives.
The mission of Dr. Rufayee’s visit focuses on strengthening ties between NFJM and local media outlets. This effort addresses grievances related to journalism, enhances communication channels, and promotes grassroots initiatives concerning media ethics.
Local officials have confirmed that the events in Doda and Bhaderwah will include interactive sessions. These sessions will gather input from journalists, youth, and public representatives, fostering an inclusive dialogue on media practices.
Dr. Rufayee will be accompanied by prominent editors, lawyers, and former bureaucrats, highlighting the significance of this engagement. Their presence underscores the commitment to enhancing journalistic standards in the region.
As part of his outreach, Dr. Rufayee will emphasize the need for responsible journalism and encourage participation from various segments of society. His efforts aim to inspire the youth to pursue careers in media and enhance public understanding of the media’s role in democracy.
Overall, the NFJM visit represents a pivotal moment for local journalism in Jammu and Kashmir, reinforcing the foundation’s commitment to promoting ethical practices. Residents eagerly anticipate Dr. Rufayee’s visit, hoping for fruitful discussions and tangible outcomes that can bolster journalism in their region.
