Abdulrahman Khalid Al Medfaa, Director of the News Centre at the Information Ministry, has affirmed that the inauguration of the new main studio of the News Centre represents a giant step forward, as it uses the latest advanced technology.
He extended his appreciation to His Royal Highness Prince Salman bin Hamad Al Khalifa, the Crown Prince and Prime Minister, for visiting the Ministry of Information and inaugurating the new main studio of the News Centre and private radio stations building, marking the 50th anniversary of TV broadcasting in Bahrain.
Al Medfaa said that the new studio’s technology added great value to the news broadcasting and communication services.
He noted Bahrain’s efforts to foster media freedom within the framework of the comprehensive development process led by His Majesty King Hamad bin Isa Al Khalifa, with the support of HRH the Crown Prince and Prime Minister, which has gained international recognition.
The director said that the new facility adds a new milestone to Bahrain’s efforts to support the media sector, which is reflected in strengthening the role of media in highlighting the kingdom’s achievements and image regionally and globally in all fields.
He explained that the new main studio of the News Centre is equipped with the latest technologies which enables it to produce news bulletins that keep pace with rapid media and television developments.
Al Medfaa indicated that the studio is equipped with the latest editing and news drafting systems, noting that all media staff had attended training courses for editors and broadcasters to enhance their skills.
He said that the team has worked to establish a network of correspondents in major Arab and international capitals, in addition to preparing the studio to host guests and correspondents during news bulletins and briefings via telephone and satellite.
The director pointed out that the new studio is considered the largest among those in official channels in the region, with a vast range of services including the latest television devices and systems, 3D designs, and use of AI.
“The new studio will also lead to developing the bulletins and news programmes format, as the main bulletin will include a number of sub-bulletins, such as economic, sports, cultural, and sustainable development bulletins,” he said.
Source: Bahrain News Agency