Salam TV Strengthens Partnership with TiKA to Empower Ugandan Journalism
Salam TV’s participation in the War Journalism training underscores the channel’s commitment to professional development and delivering top-tier journalism. This partnership with TiKA is expected to have a long-term impact, not only enhancing the skillset of Salam TV's team but also contributing to the broader Ugandan media landscape.
In a significant step towards enhancing journalism in Uganda, Umar Busuulwa, the Programs Manager at Salam TV, paid a visit to the Turkish Cooperation and Coordination Agency (TiKA) offices in Kampala on Monday. The visit was aimed at expressing appreciation for TiKA's support in facilitating Busuulwa’s participation in the prestigious 26th Term War Journalism training program held in Ankara, Turkey last month.
The meeting with Mr. Murat Cetin, TiKA’s Coordinator in Uganda, was not only a gesture of gratitude but also an opportunity to explore deeper collaboration between Salam TV and TiKA. Mr. Cetin reaffirmed TiKA’s dedication to Uganda’s development across various sectors, including education, healthcare, humanitarian aid, and capacity building. Importantly, he emphasized the agency's commitment to advancing the skills of Ugandan media professionals.
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“Salam TV’s partnership with TiKA is vital for promoting quality journalism and capacity building in Uganda," Mr. Cetin remarked. "We are eager to continue providing training opportunities in Turkey for Salam TV staff, ensuring they are well-equipped to excel in their field.”
Mr. Cetin also lauded Umar Busuulwa for his outstanding performance during the War Journalism training, praising his professionalism and dedication to excellence. The program, organized by Anadolu Ajansı, equipped media professionals with crucial skills for effective and safe reporting in conflict zones, a critical area of journalism in today’s world.
In his response, Busuulwa expressed heartfelt gratitude to TiKA and Mr. Cetin for their unwavering support and commitment to journalism in Uganda. “This partnership will empower our team at Salam TV to acquire advanced skills and expertise, which will significantly enrich our programming and content. We look forward to continuing this collaboration to foster high-quality journalism,” he stated.
Salam TV’s participation in the War Journalism training underscores the channel’s commitment to professional development and delivering top-tier journalism. This partnership with TiKA is expected to have a long-term impact, not only enhancing the skillset of Salam TV's team but also contributing to the broader Ugandan media landscape.
As Uganda’s first Islamic television station, Salam TV remains at the forefront of delivering insightful, responsible, and impactful journalism. The strategic alliance with TiKA is poised to usher in a new era of media excellence, empowering Ugandan journalists to navigate complex global issues with skill, integrity, and professionalism. This collaboration highlights Salam TV’s proactive approach to improving the standards of journalism in Uganda, further solidifying its position as a leader in the media industry.
