Annual forum for investigative reporters prepares to launch at end of November

By JT - Nov 01,2018 - Last updated at Nov 01,2018

AMMAN — The 11th annual forum for Arab investigative reporters will convene at Jordan’s Dead Sea for three days, beginning on November 30, to explore how ever-changing technology and digital tools can enhance journalism research and reporting, according to an Arab Reporters for Investigative Journalism (ARIJ) statement.

The forum, organised by ARIJ, is expected to attract more than 400 attendees from the region and beyond and will offer more than 50 workshops.

The gathering has prompted at least five international media support groups seeking contacts with Arab media practitioners, especially those from war-torn countries, to schedule their own meetings and trainings at the venue, the statement noted.

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