Three-Day Training Workshop for Spokespersons of the Government Institutions Concludes
2026-11-03
Three-Day Training Workshop for Spokespersons of the Government Institutions Concludes
A three-day training workshop organized by the Government Media and Information Center (GMIC), in collaboration with journalist-support organizations, aimed at enhancing the professional capacities of spokespersons of the government institutions, concluded today, Tuesday, November 3, 2026, following three days of activities.
The closing ceremony was attended by the leadership of GMIC, the Deputy Spokesperson of the Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan, the Head of the Afghan Journalists Safety Committee, spokespersons of the government institutions, and the workshop trainers.
At the beginning of the ceremony, Mullah Hamdullah Fitrat, Deputy Spokesperson of the Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan, said that the purpose of organizing such training workshops is to strengthen the professional capacities of spokespersons of the government institutions, enabling them to better communicate the activities and performance of their respective institutions and expand their cooperation with the media.
He urged the spokespersons to effectively apply the knowledge and skills acquired during the workshop in their professional duties.
Subsequently, Mawlawi Naeem-ul-Haq Haqqani, Director of the Government Media and Information Center, welcomed the participants and expressed his appreciation to the journalist-support organizations, spokespersons, and trainers for their cooperation in organizing the training workshop.
Mr. Haqqani stated that the workshop was organized to enhance the professional capabilities of spokespersons of the government institutions. He expressed hope that the topics covered during the program would contribute to further improving their media-related activities.
He also emphasized that the more responsibly and professionally spokespersons perform their duties, the faster the process of disseminating information will become, creating greater opportunities for effectively highlighting institutional achievements.
Likewise, Jamil Waqar, Head of the Afghan Journalists Safety Committee, underscored the importance of holding such training programs to improve and standardize the process of information dissemination. He also commended the efforts of the Government Media and Information Center in this regard.
The ceremony concluded with the presentation of appreciation certificates to representatives of journalist-support organizations and the trainers, certificates of participation to the spokespersons of the government institutions, and a closing supplication.
