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Paris Hour \u2013 <\/span>UTC+2<\/span><\/strong><\/p>\n

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ADDRESSING THE CHALLENGES POSED BY INFORMATION <\/span><\/h3>\n

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1:50PM<\/div>\n
ONLINE WELCOME<\/div>\n
Online<\/div>\n
The co-moderators of the forum, Julien Le Bot (journalist and innovation manager at Samsa, a company specialising in editorial transitions) and Samira Ibrahim (journalist for Monte Carlo Doualiya), present the pro- gramme, the highlights and the organisa- tional rules, particularly for those who will follow the forum remotely.<\/div>\n<\/div>\n
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2:00PM<\/div>\n
WELCOMING REMARKS<\/div>\n
Auditorium + Online<\/div>\n
Julien Le Bot and Samira Ibrahim present the highlights and organisational rules.<\/div>\n<\/div>\n
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2:05PM<\/div>\n
INTRODUCTION<\/div>\n
Auditorium + Online<\/div>\n
Speeches<\/strong>
\nChrysoula Zacharopoulou, Secretary of State to the Minister for Europe and Foreign Affairs, with responsibility for Development, Francophony and International Partnerships
\nMarie-Christine Saragosse, Chairwoman and CEO of France M\u00e9dias Monde
\nThierry Vallat, Chair and Managing Director of CFI<\/div>\n<\/div>\n
\n
2:20PM<\/div>\n
EDITORIAL<\/div>\n
Auditorium + Online<\/div>\n
\n

By Pierre Haski (France)<\/strong><\/p>\n

What I have learnt about disinformation and its consequences<\/div>\n

Having previously worked as a correspon- dent for AFP (South Africa), he joined Lib\u00e9ra- tion, where he worked as a senior Africa reporter, and as a correspondent in Jerusa- lem and even in Beijing,Having previously worked as a correspon- dent for AFP (South Africa), he joined Lib\u00e9ra- tion, where he worked as a senior Africa reporter, and as a correspondent in Jerusa- lem and even in Beijing, director. Founder of the online media outlet, Rue89, Pierre Haski is now a geopolitical columnist for France Inter and L\u2019Obs. He is also President of Reporters Without Borders. Pierre Haski is the author of several books (including Internet et la Chine (Internet and China) in 2008), and the creator of several documentaries (most notably Liu Xiaobo, l\u2019homme qui a d\u00e9fi\u00e9 P\u00e9kin (Liu Xiaobo, the man who defied Beijing) in 2020 and Ta\u00efwan dans le viseur de P\u00e9kin (Taiwan in Beijing\u2019s crosshairs) in 2023) and podcasts (Les d\u00e9colonisations africaines [African decolonisation] in 2022).<\/p>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n

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2:35PM<\/div>\n
DEBATE<\/div>\n
Auditorium + Online<\/div>\n
\n
Disinformation, what if we haven\u2019t lost the battle?<\/div>\n

Disinformation may seem pervasive and discouraging, but journalists all over the world continue to work together to effec- tively combat it. The tools at their disposal are evolving and editorial offices are coming together to create new formats or to work as a network, and the public itself is sometimes better equipped to counter the threats that weigh on the public debate. The tools at their disposal are evolving and editorial offices are coming together to create new formats or to work as a network, and the public itself is sometimes better equipped to counter the threats that weigh on the public debate.
\nSpeeches<\/strong>
\nPierre Haski, columnist at France Inter and President of Reporters Without Borders (France);
\nNina Lamparski, Head of Digital Investigation for Africa at Agence France Presse (France);
\nValdezOnanina, editor-in-chief of the Frenchspeaking Africa Check office (Senegal);
\nSaja H. Mortada, head of the ARIJ network of fact-checkers (Lebanon).
\nModerator<\/strong>
\nSophie Malibeaux, journalist at RFI (France)<\/p>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n

\n
4:05PM<\/div>\n
BREAK<\/div>\n<\/div>\n
\n
4:20PM<\/div>\n
WORKSHOPS<\/div>\n
\n
Workshop 1 \u2013 How is OSINT revi- talising investigative journalism?<\/div>\n
Auditorium + Online<\/div>\n
The proliferation of data online and on social networks has transformed the very notion of investigation. investigation. When certain sources cannot be accessed, OSINT (Open Source INTelli- gence) makes it possible to remain in the loop with regard to the development of a conflict or even to combat the spread of disinformation.
\nSpeeches<\/strong>
\nPaul Jo\u00ebl Kamtchang, journalist at ADISI- Cameroun (Cameroon);
\n(Cameroon); Bel\u00e9n Carrasco Rodriguez, Centre for Information Resilience (United Kingdom);
\nAsia Ballufier, journalist at Le Monde (France).
\nModerator<\/strong>
\nAlexandre Capron, journalist for The France 24 Observers<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n
\n
Workshop 2 \u2013 Media education: what innovations will make it work?<\/div>\n
Room 1<\/div>\n
Faced with the deluge of content online and on digital platforms, citizens some- times find it difficult to position themselves within the public debate. Whether learning how to better inform themselves, gaining an understanding of the role of journalists or even identifying disinformation, internet users have a role to play in the production of information.
\nSpeeches<\/strong>
\nBlaise Pascal Andzongo, Director of Edukmedia (Cameroon);
\nMyriam Angoni, Balkans Voices (Albania);
\n(Albania); Aude Favre, journalist and president of Fake Off (France)
\nModerator<\/strong>
\nC\u00e9lia d\u2019Almeida, journalist (Mali)<\/div>\n<\/div>\n
\n
Workshop 3 \u2013 Journalism in sensitive environments: how to work under pressure.<\/div>\n
Room 2<\/div>\n
When confronted with war, political crisis or authoritarian regimes, journalists must find ways to continue their work. A cross- section of testimonies detailing the reality of a profession carried out under threat.
\nSpeeches<\/strong>
\nSpeeches Tse Nebangu, journalist at Ndefcam radio in Bamenda (Cameroon);
\nTse Nebangu, journalist at Ndefcam radio in Bamenda (Cameroon);
\nSt\u00e9phane Siohan, journalist and producer in Kiev (Ukraine)
\nModerator<\/strong>
\nSidy Yansan\u00e9, RFI journalist (France)<\/span><\/div>\n<\/div>\n
\n
5:30PM<\/div>\n
REVIEW OF KEY INFORMATION FROM DAY 1 AND CLOSING REMARKS<\/div>\n<\/div>\n
\n
5:45PM<\/div>\n
PRIVATE CONVERSATIONS<\/div>\n
\u00abWhat type of communication do journa- lists expect from diplomats?\u00bb<\/strong>
\nlists expect from diplomats?\u00bb Informal meetings between journalists and local players.
\n– Middle East as a private conversation
\n– West Africa as a private conversation<\/div>\n<\/div>\n
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7:00PM<\/div>\n
Evening event<\/div>\n<\/div>\n

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ACCELERATING TRANSITIONS <\/span><\/h3>\n

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\n
9:00AM<\/div>\n
INTRODUCTION TO THE DAY<\/div>\n
Auditorium + Online<\/div>\n
Presentation of highlights and organisational rules.<\/div>\n<\/div>\n
\n
9:05AM<\/div>\n
EDITORIAL<\/div>\n
Auditorium + Online<\/div>\n
\n

By Ketsia Passou<\/strong><\/p>\n

What world of information do we want in the future?<\/div>\n

Ketsia Passou is 18 years old. In her coun- try, the Democratic Republic of the Congo, Ketsia Passou is 18 years old. In her coun- try, the Democratic Republic of the Congo, that is the median age of the population. She is a student who decided to make her voice heard to benefit the causes that are close to her heart. She spoke at COP27 in Sharm el-Sheikh. el-Sheikh. She is a UNICEF Child Reporter in her home country and also acts as a United Nations Young Gender Equality Activist and as a young ambassa- dor for climate and environmental issues. In February 2023, she took part in a resi- dency organised by the French Embassy in Cameroon in the wake of the Montpellier Summit to reflect on actions that can be taken to move forward with tackling the climate emergency.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n

\n
9:20AM<\/div>\n
DEBATE<\/div>\n
Auditorium + Online<\/div>\n
\n
More women in the media: rising to the challenge of equality<\/div>\n

The creation of a fair amount of space for the representation of women in the media is yet to be achieved. Although things are beginning to move in the right direction, women\u2019s voices (whether experts or not) are still less likely to be heard than those of men in the media, and too many gen- der-based stereotypes continue to circu- late. In addition, the profession of journalist itself fails to create adequate space for female information professionals. What is standing in the way of this?<\/p>\n

Speeches<\/strong>
\nJezia Nouma, founder of Lella Media (Tunisia)<\/span>
\nLauren Provost, Deputy Director of Lib\u00e9ration (France);
\nAbigail Larbi Odei, MFWA Programme Director (Ghana);
\nKarim Djinko, MediaSahel for Women trainer (Canada).
\nModerator<\/strong>
\nSophie Ekou\u00e9, journalist (Togo).<\/p>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n

\n
10:40AM<\/div>\n
BREAK<\/div>\n<\/div>\n
\n
10:50AM<\/div>\n
WORKSHOPS<\/div>\n<\/div>\n
\n
Workshop 1 \u2013 Social networks: how to get the best out of them (while avoiding the worst)?<\/div>\n
Room 1<\/div>\n
\n

An essential forum for citizens, social net- works leave the media with little to do. How- ever, it is important to consider the use of these platforms from an editorial perspec- tive. tive. Not only can they be used as a source for gathering witness accounts, they can also provide a means of dissemination and interaction.<\/p>\n

Speeches<\/strong>
\nHaby Niakat\u00e9, editor-in-chief of Brut Africa (France\/C\u00f4te d\u2019Ivoire);
\nJean Kassir, founder of Megaphone (Lebanon);
\nVictoire Tuaillon, journalist and feminist creator of the Les Couilles sur la table (Balls on the table) podcast (France).<\/p>\n

Moderator<\/strong>
\nSteven Jambot, journalist, RFI (France).<\/p>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n

\n
Workshop 2 \u2013 Media in exile: when it is no longer possible to deliver news from your own country<\/div>\n
Room 2<\/div>\n
\n

What can a media outlet do if it is no longer able to work in its own territory: organisation, methods, tools, risks, opportunities.
\nSpeeches<\/strong>
\nBiniam Simon, founder of Radio Erena, an Eritrean media outlet exiled in Paris, (Eritrea\/France);
\nRooh Savar, journalist in exile and founder of Lettres persanes (Iran\/France);
\nMalick Konat\u00e9, journalist, (Mali\/France).<\/p>\n

Moderator<\/strong>
\nCatherine Monnet, journalist, Reporters Without Borders (France).<\/p>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n

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FACE-TO-FACE<\/div>\n
Auditorium + Online<\/div>\n
\n
The investigative journalist who combines technical tools and the power of the community<\/div>\n

One of the day\u2019s panellists engages in a question and answer session with the online audience.
\n\u00abI took a chance with an innova- tive and in-depth journalism model focusing on general-interest topics. In 2019, I founded an independent media outlet financed by the publicly funded La Maison des Reporters, which took second place at the Francophone Awards for Innovation in the Media in 2020.\u00bb
\nSpeech<\/strong>
\nMoussa Ngom, La Maison des Reporters (Senegal)
\nModerator<\/strong>
\nDavid Servenay, director of the XXI and 6 mois magazines and creator of and creator of the Dans la peau d\u2019un\u00b7e journaliste d\u2019investigation en Afrique (In the shoes of an investigative journalist in Africa) podcast (France).<\/p>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n

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FOCUS<\/div>\n
Auditorium + Online<\/div>\n
\n
How can I make things happen in my country?<\/div>\n

Online Q&A with project leaders in the areas of civic tech, solutions journalism, health or investigation who have made an impact in their country.This workshop is also offered online for the remote audience.
\nSpeeches<\/strong>
\nRolande Djatougbe Akouvi Aziaka, journalist, EcoConscience.tv (Togo);
\nYassine Aabar, President of the AIC (Moroccan Citizen Initiatives Association) and founder of the Echoes of Women\u2019s Voices project (Morocco);
\nJalaa Abuarab, editor-in-chief of Dooz (Palestinian Territories).<\/p>\n

Moderator<\/strong>
\nClaire Leproust, consultant and producer at FablabChannel (France).<\/p>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n

\n
12:00AM<\/div>\n
DEMO GFMD<\/div>\n
Auditorium + Online<\/div>\n
\n

The Global Forum for Media Development is the world\u2019s largest community for media development, the freedom of the media and journalism support. Through collaboration, coordination and collective action, the net- work of 139 GFMD member organisations \u2013 together with its dozens of partners \u2013 cre- ates, promotes and implements policies and programmes aimed at supporting journalism for the public good.<\/p>\n

Speech<\/strong>
\nTom Law, Deputy Director, GFMD, United Kingdom<\/p>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n

\n
12:15AM<\/div>\n
LUNCH BREAK<\/div>\n<\/div>\n
\n
1:15PM<\/div>\n
PRIVATE CONVERSATIONS<\/div>\n
“What type of communication do journalists expect from diplomats?”<\/strong>
\nRun by CFI’s geographical directors, for MEAE diplomats and journalists from the identified geographical areas.
\n– North Africa as a private conversation
\n– Central Africa as a private conversation<\/div>\n<\/div>\n
\n
1:45 P.M.<\/div>\n
WORKSHOPS<\/div>\n
\n
WORKSHOPS Workshop 1 \u2013 How can the impact of media development be measured?<\/div>\n
Room 1<\/div>\n
\n

The issue of impact is at the heart of media development actions. But what impact are we talking about? about? How can it be evaluated? Review of practices and theoretical thinking on the subject.<\/p>\n

Speeches<\/strong>
\nMichel Leroy, researcher, (France – online);
\nLeon van den Boogerd, Programme Coordinator, Free Press Unlimited (Netherlands);
\nCaroline Vuillemin, Director-General, Fondation Hirondelle (Switzerland);
\nJane Moller Larsen, Head of the West Africa Department, IMS (Denmark);
\nJulie Godignon, support for media development projects & evaluator (Switzerland)<\/p>\n

Discussant<\/strong>
\nBruno de Reviers, Evaluation expert, AFD (France)<\/p>\n

Moderator<\/strong>
\nFlorence Minery, Mediterranean Asia Deputy Director at CFI.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n

\n
Workshop 2 \u2013 What role do diasporas play in the circulation of information?<\/div>\n
Room 2<\/div>\n
\n

Social networks and digital tools have given diasporas a voice with which to get involved in debates in their home countries. How is remote communication organised? What interactions take place with local populations? What role does this play in the cir- culation of information?<\/p>\n

Speeches<\/strong>
\n\u00c9milie Sueur, co-editor-in-chief of L\u2019Orient-Le Jour (Lebanon);
\nUng Chamroeun, editor-in-chief of Thmey Thmey Media (Cambodia);
\nEsson Roger Nguessan, Sciences Po Bordeaux (France).<\/p>\n

Moderator<\/strong>
\nEstelle Ndjandjo, freelance journalist (France).<\/p>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n

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FACE-TO-FACE<\/div>\n
Auditorium + Online<\/div>\n
\n
\u00abThe secrets to successful podcasts\u00bb<\/div>\n

One of the day\u2019s panellists engages in a question and answer session with the online audience.
\n\u00abSOWT is an undisputed leader among Arabic-language podcasts, produc- ing original and high-quality content. SOWT is both a dissemination platform and a pod- cast production studio.\u00bb<\/p>\n

Speech<\/strong>
\nRamsey George Tesdell, founder of the SOWT platform for Arabic-language podcasts (Jordan).<\/p>\n

Moderator<\/strong>
\nMalek Khadhraoui, founder of Inkyfada (Tunisia).<\/p>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n

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FOCUS<\/div>\n
Auditorium + Online<\/div>\n
\n
How can we combat environmental injustices?<\/div>\n

The ecological transition poses a signif- icant challenge for our societies: social inequalities have been known to double in the presence of environmental inequalities. It is therefore essential that the media is able to identify victims, help them to rec- ognise the ways in which they are being harmed and demonstrate that sustainable development is not possible without envi- ronmental justice.<\/p>\n

Speeches<\/strong>
\nMarthe Kra Akissi, journalist (C\u00f4te d\u2019Ivoire);
\nHicham Houdaifa, editor and journalist (Morocco);
\nRahma Diaa, journalist Climate Tracker (Egypt).<\/p>\n

Moderator<\/strong>
\nBeatrice H\u00e9raud, journalist and trainer, (France).<\/span><\/p>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n

\n
2:45PM<\/div>\n
BREAK<\/div>\n<\/div>\n
\n
3PM<\/div>\n
PRESENTATION<\/div>\n
Auditorium + Online<\/div>\n
\n
The IFPIM<\/div>\n

At a time when independent public-interest media outlets around the world are experi- encing significant financial difficulties and, in many countries, are even facing the threat of extinction as a result of the dual impact of economic and political pressures, the International Fund for Public Interest Media is a new multilateral coalition that aims to unlock new financial resources on a large scale in an attempt to safeguard public-in- terest journalism and to come up with new economic models and financing solutions that are sustainable in the medium term.<\/p>\n

Speech<\/strong>
\nPierrick Judeaux, Portfolio Manager and EU Representative, International Fund for Public Interest Media.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n

\n
3:15 PM<\/div>\n
DEBATE<\/div>\n
Auditorium + Online<\/div>\n
\n
\u00abJournalism and climate: what can we do better?\u00bb<\/div>\n

Faced with the reality of climate change and the growing number of ways in which it manifests itself, the media is not always up to scratch. Why is it so difficult to talk about these issues and get audiences inter- ested in them?<\/p>\n

Speeches<\/strong>
\nA\u00efda Diongue-Niang, climatologist, co-author of the IPCC Sixth Assessment Report, (Senagal)
\nKhaled Suleiman, specialist journalist, CFI expert (Iraq);
\nAlpha Oumar Bagou Barry, President of the Association des Journalistes Scientifiques de Guin\u00e9e (Guinean Association of Science Journalists, AJSG) ; [l\u2019association des journalistes scientifiques de Guin\u00e9e] (Guinea)
\nTeycir Ben Nasr, solutions journalist (Tunisia).<\/p>\n

Moderator<\/strong>
\nAnne-C\u00e9cile Bras, RFI journalist, producer of C\u2019est pas du vent (It\u2019s not the wind) (France).<\/p>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n

\n
3:30 PM<\/div>\n
WORKSHOP<\/div>\n
\n
Artificial Intelligence workshop: a useful investigative tool<\/div>\n
Room 1<\/div>\n

Valuable information is hidden within files (web, PDF, tables, OpenData formats, etc.). The sheer number and volume of these files, not to mention the many different formats that they come in, makes their analysis a particularly arduous task. ConnectionStudio is a tool that allows these many different types of file to be imported and explored: analysis of the entities (persons, organisa- tions, emails, etc.) contained within them; provision of a schematic overview of data; search for connections between entities, etc. <<Un cas d\u2019usage li\u00e9 aux participations financi\u00e8res des personnalit\u00e9s publiques fran\u00e7aises sera pr\u00e9sent\u00e9 et un second sur les conflits d\u2019int\u00e9r\u00eat dans le domaine bio-m\u00e9dical. >>
\nSpeech<\/strong>
\nNelly Barret, doctoral student, \u00c9cole Polytechnique (France).<\/p>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n

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5:00 PM<\/div>\n
CLOSING REMARKS<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n

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WINNING THE FIGHT AGAINST DISINFORMATION <\/span><\/h3>\n

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\n
9:00AM<\/div>\n
INTRODUCTION TO THE DAY<\/div>\n
Auditorium + Online<\/div>\n
Presentation of highlights and organisational rules.<\/div>\n<\/div>\n
\n
9:05AM<\/div>\n
EDITORIAL<\/div>\n
Auditorium + Online<\/div>\n
\n

by David Chavalarias (France)<\/strong><\/p>\n

Understanding how disinformation spreads<\/div>\n

Director of the Institut des Syst\u00e8mes Com- plexes in Paris, a body linked to the CNRS (French National Centre for Scientific Research), David Chavalarias analyses the explosion of disinformation and the various manipulation techniques used for electoral purposes. In 2016, he launched the Polito- scope project, which was dedicated to the analysis of social networks and online political activism. In his book entitled Toxic Data, the researcher looks into the way in which mass manipulation is used on social networks. He decodes the interference strategies deployed by Russia and the way in which they can undermine certain political systems.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n

\n
9:20AM<\/div>\n
DEBATE<\/div>\n
Auditorium + Online<\/div>\n
\n
Can governments, social networks and civil society work together to combat disinformation?<\/div>\n

Social media platforms are at the centre of the circulation of information and disinforma- tion and play a key role in the dissemination of the spoken word at local and global level. Governments and civil society organisations as pushing for better cooperation against disinformation. Are the platforms ready to play the game?
game? This conference will involve three or four guests and one moderator, who will have a 60-minute discussion followed by a 30-minute question and answer session, during which the online audience will also be able to ask questions (their questions will be relayed by the co-moderator who is in charge of the online audience).<\/p>\n

Speeches<\/strong>
Henri Verdier, Ambassador for Digital Affairs, (France);
David Chavalarias, researcher, author of Toxic Data (France);
Thibaut Bruttin, Deputy Director General at Reporters Without Borders and in charge of the Journalism Trust Initiative (JTI) \/ France
Aisha Dabo, AfricTivistes, (Senegal\/Gambia).<\/p>\n

Moderator<\/strong>
Steven Jambot, journalist and producer of RFI\u2019s L\u2019Atelier des m\u00e9dias (Media workshop, France).<\/p>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n

\n
10:40AM<\/div>\n
BREAK<\/div>\n<\/div>\n
\n
10:50AM<\/div>\n
SIMULTANEOUS FOCUSES<\/div>\n<\/div>\n
\n
Auditorium + Online<\/div>\n
\n
Focus 1 \u2013 All Eyes On Wagner: uncovering the workings of a secret organisation<\/div>\n

All Eyes On Wagner is a collective working to uncover the activities of the Wagner Group. Journalists and experts gather information obtained from open sources and verified testimonies. Their aim is to become a source of specialised information on Wagner\u2019s mer- cenaries for the international human rights community. community. Focus on the working methods and tools used by these OSINT (Open Source INTelligence) specialists.<\/p>\n

Speeches<\/strong>
Two members of the collective.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n

\n
Focus 2 \u2013 OCCRP. Follow the money: investigating corrup- tion and organised crime<\/div>\n
Room 1<\/div>\n
\n

The Organized Crime and Corruption Report- ing Project (OCCRP) is a group of inves- tigative journalists founded in 2006. The members of the OCCRP launch investiga- tions in different geographical areas covering issues such as corruption and organised crime. Focus on the investigative methods used by these investigative journalists and data journalists, focusing on financial flows and mafias.<\/p>\n

Speeches<\/strong>
Speeches Paul Radu, founder of the OCCRP (Romania);
Sana Sbouai, editor for the Arab region, OCCRP (Tunisia\/France).<\/p>\n

Facilitator<\/strong>
Mais Katt, investigative journalist specialising in the Middle East and North Africa (Netherlands).<\/p>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n

\n
Focus 3 \u2013 Museba Journalism Project<\/div>\n
Room 2<\/div>\n
\n

Environmental damage, an area worth inves- tigating. Museba Journalism Project is an NGO dedicated to investigative journalism in Central Africa and the Great Lakes region. Founded in Cameroon, this collaborative media outlet with a dozen journalists from the region investigates corruption, illicit financial flows, organised crime and human rights violations. Focus on the organisation\u2019s investigative techniques and methods.<\/p>\n

Speech<\/strong>
Christian Locka, investigative journalist and founder of the Museba Journalism Project, (Cameroon)<\/p>\n

Facilitator<\/strong>
Ange Kasongo, freelance journalist and trainer (DR Congo).<\/p>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n

\n
12:10AM<\/div>\n
DEBATE<\/div>\n
Auditorium + Online<\/div>\n
\n
When disinformation escalates conflict<\/div>\n

Whether in the Sahel, Ukraine or Eastern Congo, and regardless of whether the con- flict is high or low intensity, disinformation forms part of the arsenal available to war- ring parties. In the age of social networks, its impact in multiplied in space and time. Is it possible to protect oneself from these weapons of mass mistrust and to launch counter-attacks against them? State of play and feedback from those involved in the fight against disinformation.<\/p>\n

Speeches<\/strong>
Julien Nocetti, researcher at the Institut fran\u00e7ais des relations internationales (French Institute of International Relations) (France);
Kristina Zelenyuk, journalist, 1+1 TV (Ukraine);
Gustave Katsuva, journalist for Congo Check (DR Congo).<\/p>\n

Moderator<\/strong>
Boureima Salouka, Faso Check and DW Akademie (Burkina Faso).<\/p>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n

\n
1:10PM<\/div>\n
LUNCH BREAK<\/div>\n<\/div>\n
\n
2:15PM<\/div>\n
DEMO<\/div>\n
Auditorium + Online<\/div>\n
\n
Factoscope.fr<\/div>\n

Factoscope.fr is an aggregator of journalistic resources and content on fact-checking and media and information literacy (MIE); in particular, it aggregates the productions of the fact-checking media that are beneficiaries of the D\u00e9sinfox Afrique project, as well as educational and\/or scientific resources on the methods and practices of fact-checking and MIE.<\/p>\n

Speeches<\/strong>
Laurent Bigot, journalist and lecturer, director of the \u00c9cole publique de journalisme de Tours (EPJT) \/ France
A co-presentation with Jean-Marc Bourguignon from Nothing2Hide<\/p>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n

\n
2:30PM<\/div>\n
DEBATE<\/div>\n
Auditorium + Online<\/div>\n
\n
Artificial intelligence: an ally or a threat in the fight against disinformation?<\/div>\n

Artificial intelligence (AI) brings a number of threats when it comes to the quality of information. Whether text or images, its capacity to produce disinformation is immeasurable. However, AI also offers new opportunities to combat disinformation online. It can help to quickly identify disinformation and remove it before it spreads. Its use raises ethical questions. What are the risks, advantages and limitations of using AI in the fight against disinformation? What are the risks, advantages and limitations of using AI in the fight against disinformation?<\/p>\n

Speeches<\/strong>
Olivier Martinez, specialist media & AI consultant (France);
Chine Labb\u00e9, editor- in-chief for Europe at NewsGuard (United States\/France);
Rawan Damen, journalist, ARIJ (Jordan)
Noko Makgato, Executive Director of Africa Check, (South Africa).<\/p>\n

Moderator<\/strong>
Paul Jo\u00ebl Kamtchang, data journalist (Cameroon).<\/p>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n

\n
3:45PM<\/div>\n
BREAK<\/div>\n<\/div>\n
\n
4:15 P.M.<\/div>\n
SIMULTANEOUS FOCUSES<\/div>\n<\/div>\n
\n
Focus 1 \u2013 Activating an international network of fact- checkers<\/div>\n
Room 2<\/div>\n
\n

In partnership with ARIJ (Arab Reporters for Investigative Journalism) and AFCN (Arab Fact Checkers Network). Network). AFCN is a network that works on the transparent and impartial verification of facts in the Arab region. region. This network has had to contend with a rise in disinformation since COVID-19. COVID-19. In February 2023, the network stepped in to counter the main misinformation\/disinformation regard- ing the earthquake in Turkey and Syria.<\/p>\n

Speeches<\/strong>
Rasha Faek, journalist and trainer for AFCN (Syria);
journalist and trainer for AFCN (Syria); Saja H. Mortada, investigative journalist and data journalist, ARIJ (Lebanon);<\/p>\n

Facilitator<\/strong>
Laurent Giacobino, Mediterranean Asia Director at CFI (France).<\/p>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n

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Focus 2 \u2013 Creating communities and clusters to ensure the spread of fact- checked information<\/div>\n
Room 1<\/div>\n
\n

In partnership with AfricTivists. AfricTivistes is a pan-African network of bloggers and web activists who are aiming to promote and defend democratic values, human rights and good governance through digital technology. AfricTivistes was created in November 2013 with the intention of creating a network for all of Africa\u2019s agents of change and providing specific and appropriate solutions to the main issues hampering the develop- ment and unity of the continent. Over the years, the organisation has evolved into a cluster-based organisation that aims to encourage the spread of its messages and its fact-checking operations on social networks.<\/p>\n

Speeches<\/strong>
With Cheikh Fall, President of AfricTivistes (Senegal);
Aisha Dabo, Coordinator of Afric- Tivistes (Senegal\/Gambia).<\/p>\n

Facilitator<\/strong>
Philippe Couve, Director of Samsa Africa, (France).<\/p>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n

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Focus 3 \u2013 Fact- checking elections<\/div>\n
Auditorium + Online<\/div>\n
\n

In partnership with Africa Check. For more than a decade, journalists have been wit- nessing the development of disinformation campaigns and acts of misinformation during election campaign periods. It has become particularly difficult to follow political news on social networks. Not to mention internet blackouts, which often amount to a form of censorship. Africa Check, a pan-African organisation present in Johannesburg, Nairobi, Lagos and Dakar, has stepped up its activities aimed at improving access to quality information during these periods by developing appropriate fact-checking methods.<\/p>\n

Speeches<\/strong>
Valdez-Onanina, editor-in-chief, Africa Check (Senegal);
Allwell Okpi, journalist, Africa Check (Nigeria).<\/p>\n

Facilitator<\/strong>
Sylvie Larri\u00e8re, regional coordinator of CFI\u2019s \u00abMediaSahel for Women\u00bb project (Burkina Faso\/France).<\/p>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n

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5:15PM<\/div>\n
REVIEW OF KEY INFORMATION FROM DAY 3<\/div>\n<\/div>\n
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5:30PM<\/div>\n
CLOSING REMARKS AND THANKS<\/div>\n<\/div>\n

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