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FINAL NEWSLETTER 4 the MONTH 8Th MARCH 2021 .Cdr February 2021 President Dr. Arif Alvi leading the Kashmir Solidarity Walk, at Muzafarabad on 5th February, 2021. Senator Shibli Faraz, Federal Minister for Information and Broadcasting witnessing photographic & parting exhibition arranged by DEMP in collaboration with the nifth to commemorate Kashmir Solidarity Day in Islamaabd on 5th February, 2021. Prime Minister receives Guard of Honor upon at Colombo on 23rd February, 2021. Febr5uary Kashmir Solidarity Day Editor-in-Chief Senior Editor Editor Ms. Imrana Wazir Mr. Aamir Raza Ms. Mahar-un-Nisa Sub Editor Graphic Designer Muhammad Saleem Mr. Adeel Abbas Raja Mr. Syed Sajid Ali Rizvi INTERNAL FEBRUARY MOIB PUBLICITY WING EDITION 2021 6(MOIB) Government of Pakistan Federal Information Minister inaugurating the newly renovated conference room of MoIB. Inauguration of M/o IB'S Committee Room Federal Minister, Mr. Shibli Faraz inaugurated the recently renovated committee room of ministry. Minister appreciated the Secretary MOIB and her team. Meeting with PBA Members Federal Minister, Syed Shibli Faraz and Secretary Ms. Shahera Shahid along with senior officers of MOIB held a meeting with office bearers of the Pakistan Broadcasters Association through video conference to. Senator Shibli Faraz, Federal Minister for Information and Broadcasting in a meeting with office bearers of PBA through video conference in Islamabad on 25th February, 2021. Meeting with Cable Operators Association Secretary MOIB along with Chairman PEMRA and other senior officers of MOIB held a meeting with the of cable operators of Pakistan and discussed digital cable policy. Federal Minister visits Pakistan Bureau of Statistics On his visit to Statistics House, Federal Minister, Mr. Shibli Faraz was presented with a memento by the member of Pakistan Bureau of Statistics. Senatore Shibli Faraz being presented a souvenir on his visit of Pakistan Bureau of statistics. 2 PRESS INFORMATION FEBRUARY MOIB DEPARTMENT (PID) EDITION 2021 6(MOIB) Government of Pakistan Press Information Department, being the most significant organ of Ministry of Information and Broadcasting, is addressing various subjects including publicity, advertisement, media interaction financial assistance to deserving Journalists and Press Clubs and accreditation of media persons. In the month of February, 2021 PID arranged 22 press conferences of Federal office bearers and other dignitaries in the media centre of the PID as well as managed 04 press briefings outside PID. Moreover, PID arranged multiple interactions of the Federal Ministers during the Supreme Court hearing of Senate election and outside Election Commission of Pakistan. Home Publicity Section of this Department processed Senator Shibli Faraz, Federal Minister for Information and Broadcasting briefing the media persons about the decision taken in the interview requests of various TV channels and other Federal Cabinet Meeting in Islamabad on 17th February, 2021. organizations with Prime Minister and President. On Kashmir Solidarity Day 5th February, 2021 PID planned and conducted several activities to highlight sufferings of the Kashmiris in IIOJK. Activities included arranging media coverage of special programs, seminars, walks, publishing of articles and giving feedback of the in cameras meeting of Kashmir Parliamentary Committee. Moreover, advertisement section released print and electronic advertisement of worth Rs.78,564,858/-. This Department sent nomination (s) for civil awards in the field of journalism that will be conferred by the President of Pakistan on Pakistan Day 23rd March, 2021 and also coordinated with Ministry of Religious Affairs and Interfaith Harmony regarding Kartarpur Corridor Governing Council's meeting to discuss future roadmap. Last but not least, PID also processed multiple requests of financial assistance for journalists and it is also working on devising other policies for the betterment of journalists and media personnel in coordination with parent Ministry. Winners of the “5th National Pur-Azm-Pakistan Awards-2021”, with the Secretary Information Mrs Shahera Shahid at the ceremony organised by Pakistan Peace Collective Senator Shibli Faraz, Federal Minister for Information and Broadcasting distributing gifts (strategic communication project of the Minister) at the Information Service Academy, th among thalassemic patients at Sundas Foundation Lahore on 6th February, 2021. Islamabad on 17 February, 2021. 3 DIRECTORATE OF ELECTRONIC MEDIA FEBRUARY MOIB EDITION & PUBLICATIONS (DEMP) 2021 6(MOIB) Government of Pakistan Media Monitoring DEMP monitors the Electronic Media news channels and prepares reports on Talks Shows Analysis, News Tickers/ Collages, Headlines Analysis, Critical video clips and live Coverage Reports etc. In addition to the daily, weekly and monthly, another report of critical issues in daily talk shows is also prepared. Ad-Tracking 28 14 Total Number of Spots Monitored 1280 580 28 Number of Verified Spots 1265 2200 16 500 18 Missing Spots Identified 15 330 12 Total 13 Awareness Campaigns on Gas Conservation by 52 32 SNGPL and Naya Pakistan Housing and Development were tracked and verified during the month of February 2021. 28 14 In order to show solidarity with the Kashmiris on Kashmir Solidarity Day, DEMP Islamabad organized a phtotgraphic exhibition at Lok Virsa, Islamabad on 5th February, 2021. The Federal Information Minister Senator Shibli Faraz inaugurated the exhibition. Rare photographs depicting torture and atrocities on Kashmiris by the occupied Indian forces were displayed in the exhibition. On the occasion a short documentary was also shown. DEMP also released a song on the Kashmir Solidarity Day. DEMP organized Exhibition on Kashmir Day at Lok Virsa Senator Shibli Faraz, Federal Minister for Information and Broadcasting inaugurating photographic and painting exhibition organized by DEMP to commemorate Kashmir Solidarity Day with DG DEMP Imrana Wazir and Kashif Zaman at Lok Virsa, Islamabad on 5th February, 2021. 4 EXTERNAL PUBLICITY FEBRUARY MOIB WING (EP WING) EDITION 2021 6(MOIB) Government of Pakistan Prime Minister, Imran Khan witnessing the Buddhist Heritage Photographic Exhibition organized at Colombo by Press Wing, Pakistan Mission, Sri Lanka. About 50 photographs of archaeological remains of Taxila and Takht Bahi were displayed on the occasion. Prime Minister, Imran Khan witnessing the Buddhist Heritage Photographic Exhibition organized at Colombo by Press Wing. E.P. Wing arranged interaction of SAPM MOIB, Raoof Hasan with journalists from Mr. Namal Rajapaksa, Sri Lankan Minister for Youth Affairs witnessing Buddhist European and American media in Islamabad on 25th February, 2021. photographic Exhibition. Pakistani school children donate books for Japanese kids School children from Islamabad ran a book donation drive to help complete Tono Children's Book Forest Project. Tono is a city in Iwate prefecture (Japan) where a cultural facility for the Japanese children is being set up. Press Section, Tokyo extended support to the organizers to arrange books from Pakistan. The books have been sent to the Mayor of Tono City. Books denoted by Pakistani students for Japanese Tono children Books Forest project handed over to Japanese authorities by Press Wing Tokyo. 5 CYBER WING FEBRUARY EDITION MOIB (MOIB) Government of Pakistan 6 2021 All events were closely monitored and all the relevant material News, Infographics, messages was uploaded on website (www.moib.gov.pk), twitter account (MoIB_Official), facebook (MoIB.Official) and instagram (Moib.official). The Twitter Account of Ministry of Information and Broadcasting has crossed 600K current followers of official twitter hand is 626.1K. 6 INFORMATION SERVICE FEBRUARY MOIB ACADEMY (ISA) EDITION 2021 (MOIB) Government of Pakistan 6 Information Service Academy has conducted three week capacity building course for the Ex- Cadre Officers/ Officials of Ministry of Information and Broadcasting as an initiative of the present government to reform the professional training with an objective to enhance its relevance for the Ex-cadres Officers/ Officials and for capacity building. The participants were given hands on IT training and lectures on social media, working of the ministry, media laws, noting /drafting practices, rules of business, secretariat instructions etc. They also officially visited PEMRA, PID, DEMP, APP and SRBC. A group photograph with Chairman PEMRA, Director General (ISA) and Ex-Cadre trainee. The Academy organized certificate awarding ceremony of ex-cadre training batch on Friday 19th February 2021 on conclusion of the training. Director General EP Wing Mr. Saeed Javed and Chief Executive Officer (Pakistan Peace Collective) Mr. Shabbir Anwar distributed certificates to the said training participants. Director General Mr.Tariq Mehmood Khan spoke on the occasion. A group photograph with guests, DG ISA, faculty members and Ex- Cadre participants. 7 PAKISTAN BROADCASTING FEBRUARY MOIB CORPORATION (PBC) EDITION 2021 (MOIB) Government of Pakistan 6 Talking in Radio Pakistan Program Rabita, SAPM on Social Protection Dr. Sania Nishtar said; a survey is in progress across the country to determine the beneficiaries of various Ehsaas programs. She further elaborated that the survey has been completed in forty one districts while it is underway in seventy five districts. She also took live calls in the programme and solved the problems of the participants related to Ehsaas survey program. Secretary Information and Broadcasting Shahera Shahid said the government will continue
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