Atelier à Benghazi : Les Effets des Médias

Benghazi, Libye – 29 février 2024 – Le bureau des activités scolaires de Benghazi a récemment organisé un atelier axé sur les effets des médias. Cet événement, dirigé par le professeur Orida Abu Halika al-zawi, rédactrice en chef du journal électronique Al-Salam, a réuni des experts et des participants pour analyser l’influence croissante des médias sur la société libyenne. L’atelier a permis d’approfondir la compréhension de ces effets et de leurs implications, offrant ainsi des perspectives précieuses pour l’avenir. Découvrez les détails de cet événement et les conclusions tirées dans cet article.

Here’s a breakdown of the text, translating and summarizing its content:

Translation:

“those who present the topics as they are in the test itself, and we thank your newspaper for the media coverage.”

Followed by: A series of four images (DSC01211, DSC01210, DSC01209, DSC01208)

Then:

“Continued and photographed by / Professor Orida Abu Halika al -zawi, Editor-in-Chief of the Electronic Newspaper, Al -Salam”

“Electronic Journal specializing in Libya Al -Peace”

hashtags:

#bureau #des #activités #scolaires #Benghazi #organize #atelier #intitulé #les #effets #les #médias #provoquent #sur (which translates to: #office #of #school #activities #Benghazi #organizes #workshop #titled #the #effects #the #media #cause #on)

Summary:

This text appears to be a caption or accompanying text for a photo gallery published on the Libyan electronic newspaper “Al-Salam” (Libya Al-Peace). The gallery documents a workshop organized by the benghazi office of school activities. The workshop’s topic is the effects of media. The photos and text were provided by Professor Orida Abu Halika Al-zawi, the editor-in-chief of the newspaper. The initial sentence seems to refer to the participants being the subject matter of the workshop/test.