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Sharjah Press Club urges the youth aged 10 to 17 to develop an interest and love for media careers.
The Sharjah Press Club (SPC) of the Sharjah Government Media Bureau (SGMB) hosted the first Ithmaar Forum for graduates of its Ithmaar media training program at the University of Sharjah.
Ithmaar, an annual initiative dedicated to training children and young people aged 10 to 17, aims to build their media capabilities and awareness.
The SPC, operating under SGMB, maintains communication with Ithmaar graduates, involving them in media activities to further their skills. The Forum featured “World of Ithmaar,” showcasing graduates’ experiences in media roles such as television presenting, radio programming, and photography. Interactive sessions like ‘mind games’ and ‘media trends’ allowed students to brainstorm and discuss ideas.
Since its inception, Ithmaar has trained 114 young individuals through 104 hours of instruction across 33 topics, delivered by 41 expert trainers from prominent media institutions.
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Asma Al Juwaied, Manager of SPC, emphasized the forum’s goal of creating a cohesive media community to support graduates’ professional growth. Graduates shared their success stories, including Shouq Khalil Sahakooh, who pursued media passion through writing and presenting, and Ali Hamid Al-Loughani, who developed leadership and media skills.
Tala Hikmat highlighted her achievements in media after Ithmaar training, including awards and leading her school media team.
The program, recognized with the Kuwait Creativity Award, continues to adapt to students’ needs and expectations, fostering a new generation of media professionals.
