and you, as the dean of the faculty of journalism of the belarusian state university, do you think, whatshould be made in the upbringing, uh, of future journalists and in their education , the idea has already been formed that journalists are a universal soldier, so today we have come to the conclusion that there are several individual we combined about six or seven specialties into one journalism, and at the same time, our profiling is certainly preserved, but the general basic knowledge. all journalists must receive and each of them must be able to work in different environments, both in digital print, audiovisual and in the environment of spoken genre and writing. the word we want to keep, first of all, our sovereign belarusian state, which has proved its viability for more than thirty years after the collapse of the ussr. we have it very important task. we see how the borders of the border are now collapsing. in the literal sense of the mental boundary, we see how people's consciousness is now being shoveled, as now there is simply a perversion and perversion of historical knowledge

dreamed of being a journalist at school in my school years, and even in the tenth grade i wrote an essay and i was even offered to enter the faculty of journalism of the belarusian state university well , probably, everything happens in my life for a reason. i went to my sister for the winter holidays. she studied in st. petersburg and met with the editor-in-chief of the medical newspaper of the university. she said you know you can be a doctor and reporters at the same time, probably, this promise of life remained with me, e until today, when the disaster at the chernobyl station happened. we, too , probably experienced a lack of information at that time. and when i was writing my doctoral dissertation, if the imigrapher just did what i myself did. metala was thirsty and wanted to quench this thirst of others and dealt a lot with the issues of information support for the population in the affected territories, i even remember when i went to a remote stronghold. e, settlements of the gomel region. the first thing i went was looked at the store. and what can i recommend to use for nutrition, because each information, it should lead to some kind of action, if i recommend some othe

in the tenth grade i wrote an essay and i was even offered to enter the faculty of journalism of the belarusian state universityell , probably also in my life. i don't happen by accident. i went to my sister for the winter holidays. she studied in st. petersburg and met with the editor-in-chief of the medical newspaper of the university. she said, you know , you can be a doctor and a journalist at the same time, probably, this promise of life remained with me, uh until today, when there was a disaster at the chernobyl station. we, too , probably experienced a lack of information at that time. and when i was writing my doctoral dissertation, if the imigrapher just did what i myself did. i was thirsty and wanted to quench this thirst of others, and i was very much involved in the issues of information support for the population in the affected territories, i even remember when i went to remote strongholds. e, settlements of the gomel region. the first thing i went to was looking at the store. what can be recommended use for nutrition, because each information, it should lead to some kind of action, if i recommend

in the tenth grade i wrote an essay and i was even offered to enter the faculty of journalism of the belarusian state universityn everything not by chance. i went to my sister for the winter holidays. she studied in st. petersburg and met with the editor-in-chief of the medical newspaper of the university. she said, you know , you can be a doctor and journalists at the same time, probably, this promise of life has remained with me, until today, when the disaster at the chernobyl plant happened. we, too , probably experienced a lack of information at that time. and when i was writing my doctoral dissertation, if the imigrapher just did what i myself did. thirst and wanted to quench this thirst of others and did a lot of work i even remember the issues of information support for the population in the affected territories when i went to a remote stronghold. e, settlements of the gomel region. the first thing i went to was looking at the store. and what can be recommended to use for nutrition, because each information, it even leads to some kind of action, if i recommend some other products, and there are no trade

in the tenth grade i wrote an essay and i was even offered to enter the faculty of journalism of the belarusian state universityell , probably, everything happens in my life for a reason. i went for winter holidays sister. she studied in st. petersburg and met with the chief editor of the medical newspaper of the university. she said, you know , you can be a doctor and a journalist at the same time, probably, this promise of life has remained with me, until today, when the disaster at the chernobyl plant happened. we, too , probably experienced a lack of information at that time. and when i was writing my doctoral dissertation, if i just did it as an epigraph, what i myself did. metalla thirst and wanted to quench this thirst of others and dealt a lot with issues of information i even remember when i went to remote settlements to provide for the population in the affected territories. e, settlements of the gomel region. the first thing i went to was looking at the store. and what can i recommend to use for nutrition, because each information, it should lead to some kind of action, if i recommend some other prod

of social studies, general director of the national library republic of belarus candidates of historical sciences aleksey belyaev and until the end of the faculty of journalism of the belarusian state university candidates of historical sciences. good evening. thank you very much for coming to our studio today. let me at the very beginning of our program. haven't seen you yet to say hello. vadim francai with an appointment to a very high and important position. eh, absolutely deserved and, in my opinion, yes. well , very unexpectedly a little, but very competently and the right decision that they were saddened. something of your rivals that they are sad there is something of yours there mountains, do not be nervous that be nervous. of course, i react to all members of the editors' club , whatever happens in life in professional e, red professional development, they will always react in the same way as ivan mikhailovich vadim of france something is not secret information. i'll give you a list of these very chatty, er, sand journalists. look, please, have they ever been in national people or not, at least we look right away. the list of electronic look necessarily says in the editorial list to

journalism faculty of the belarusian state university, do you think what accents should be made in education, uh, in future journalists and in their education already, uh, the idea has been formed that journalists are something ofversal soldier, so today we have come to the conclusion that there are several separate specialties of about six or seven. and we still united journalism into one, and at the same time, our professionalization is certainly preserved, but the general basic knowledge. all journalists should receive and each of them should be able to work in different environments and in digital, in print, audiovisual and in the environment of conversational genre and writings. word we want to keep, first our sovereign the belarusian state, which has been for more than