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Honors for The News journalist, two others

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Honors for The News journalist, two others
Arshad Dogar from The News has been awarded the 2014 Alfred Friendly Press Fellowship. Alongside him, Zahid Gishkori and Kiran Nazish were also selected.

ISLAMABAD: Arshad Dogar (pictured) of The News has won the 2014 Alfred Friendly Press Fellowship that brings journalists from South Asia and Middle East to work in top American newsrooms.

 

Others selected from Pakistan for the 2014  fellowship are Zahid Gishkori of The Express Tribune and Kiran Nazish, a free-lance journalist.

 

The Alfred Friendly Press Fellowships (AFPF) and the Daniel Pearl Foundation established this fellowship in 2002 and has benefitted a number of Pakistani journalists.

 

KEY POINTS:

  • Arshad Dogar wins the 2014 Alfred Friendly Press Fellowship.
  • Zahid Gishkori and Kiran Nazish are also selected for the fellowship.
  • The fellowship promotes journalistic excellence in American newsrooms.
  • Established in 2002 by the Alfred Friendly Press Fellowships and the Daniel Pearl Foundation.
  • Has benefitted numerous Pakistani journalists over the years.

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