Journalists residing in Islamabad’s Sectors G-13 and G-14 recently gathered for their first informal community meeting. This event, hosted by senior journalist Dr. Abdul Wadood Qureshi at his residence, marks a significant new initiative for media professionals in Pakistan’s capital.
Building the Islamabad Journalists Community
Seven media professionals united, taking a crucial step toward enhancing the media community in Islamabad. Attendees included Dr. Abdul Wadood Qureshi, Sarwar Munir Rao, Hilal Ahmed, Dr. Ayesha Khan, Rana Rizwan Arshad, Yasir Zubairi, and Rizwan Malik. Each participant contributed unique insights from their respective fields of journalism.
Plans were made to expand the forum by inviting more journalists and columnists from these sectors. The goal is to hold regular meetings to strengthen professional ties and foster collaboration.
Fostering Non-Political Collaboration
The group agreed to maintain the forum as non-political, focusing on community building and steering clear of ideological debates. This approach aims to cultivate a collaborative environment that supports professional growth across various media organizations in Pakistan.
Key Objectives of the Journalists’ Forum
- Strengthening bonds among neighboring journalists in Islamabad sectors
- Encouraging interaction within Pakistan’s media community
- Fostering a spirit of sharing challenges and achievements among colleagues
- Establishing a support network for media professionals based in Islamabad
Valuable Insights from Senior Journalists
Participants honored Dr. Abdul Wadood Qureshi for initiating this gathering, setting the stage for ongoing collaboration among Islamabad journalists. Esteemed journalists Dr. Abdul Wadood Qureshi and Sarwar Munir Rao shared insights from their extensive careers within Pakistan’s evolving media landscape.
Their mentorship inspired attendees, especially the younger journalists, highlighting the forum’s potential to strengthen Pakistan’s journalism community for future generations.
