NRTA

FILMART and EntertainmentPulse open today

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Monday, March 11, 2024
Universe, HCG, International trade, Commerce, NRTA, Music, HKTDC, Culture, Emperor Group, Edko Films, Martial arts, Dust to Dust, HAF, Baptist University, D2C, Direct, Tourism, Moon, Sport, IPS, Exhibition, Administration, IQIYI, RNZ National, Film industry

EntertainmentPulse, which runs parallel to FILMART,.gathers global industry leaders for engaging conversations on a variety of industry topics and for collaboration opportunities."

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  • EntertainmentPulse, which runs parallel to FILMART,.gathers global industry leaders for engaging conversations on a variety of industry topics and for collaboration opportunities."
  • The Thai Ministry of Culture set up a dedicated Thai Pavilion and organised Thai Day on the first day of FILMART.
  • FILMART has partnered with Votion Studios, a Hong Kong-based creative tech company, to set up a virtual production studio at the event.
  • Notably, the inaugural Rhythm of Martial Arts Music Concert took place today led by Music Director Dr. Mui Kwong Chiu.

NRTA Summit Hosted by Western First Nations

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Thursday, May 25, 2023
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Maskwacis, Alberta--(Newsfile Corp. - May 24, 2023) - Tansi, The Ermineskin Cree Nation of Treaty 6 Territory, in collaboration with the Western Treaty Nations, is thrilled to announce we are hosting the next National Summit on the Natural Resource Transfer Agreements (NRTA) of 1930.

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  • Maskwacis, Alberta--(Newsfile Corp. - May 24, 2023) - Tansi, The Ermineskin Cree Nation of Treaty 6 Territory, in collaboration with the Western Treaty Nations, is thrilled to announce we are hosting the next National Summit on the Natural Resource Transfer Agreements (NRTA) of 1930.
  • This important event is scheduled to take place from May 29th - June 1, 2023, at the Ermineskin Cree Nation's Maskwa Park in Maskwacis, Alberta, Canada.
  • The governments assumed control over lands and resources created a conflict with the inherent rights and jurisdiction of the First Nations treaty rights holders that are located within these provinces.
  • The Western Treaty Nations is a non-incorporated First Nations Organization delegated by FN's Chiefs.

The 5th Forum on China-Africa Media Cooperation Opens in Beijing

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Monday, August 29, 2022
People, Central People's Government of the People's Republic of China (1949–1954), Partnership, CEO, Technology, RNZ National, Forum, Digital technology, Program, Politburo, Exhibition, Central Committee of the Chinese Communist Party, African Union, Television, Public opinion, Policy, Media cooperative, Nigerian Political Bureau of 1986, Speech, FOCAC, NRTA, National Radio and Television Administration, Communication, Propaganda Department of the Chinese Communist Party, Video game, Drug, Mobile phone, African, African Union of Broadcasting, Chicago News Cooperative

BEIJING, Aug. 29, 2022 /PRNewswire/ --The 5th Forum on China-Africa Media Cooperation (the "Forum") opened on August 25 in Beijing, China, combining online and offline events and sessions.

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  • BEIJING, Aug. 29, 2022 /PRNewswire/ --The 5th Forum on China-Africa Media Cooperation (the "Forum") opened on August 25 in Beijing, China, combining online and offline events and sessions.
  • Themed "New Vision, New Development, and New Cooperation," the Forum held sessions on media development policy, content cooperation and innovation as well as new technology application, and digital convergence.
  • The Forum published a joint declaration that reviewed the decade of achievements of China-Africa media cooperation.
  • It also published 12 cooperative achievements in terms of program co-broadcasting, documentary creation, program innovation, and new media cooperation.

The 5th Forum on China-Africa Media Cooperation Opens in Beijing

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Monday, August 29, 2022
People, Central People's Government of the People's Republic of China (1949–1954), Partnership, CEO, Technology, RNZ National, Forum, Digital technology, Program, Politburo, Exhibition, Central Committee of the Chinese Communist Party, African Union, Television, Public opinion, Policy, Media cooperative, Multimedia, Nigerian Political Bureau of 1986, Speech, FOCAC, NRTA, National Radio and Television Administration, Communication, Propaganda Department of the Chinese Communist Party, Video game, Drug, Mobile phone, African, African Union of Broadcasting, Chicago News Cooperative

BEIJING, Aug. 29, 2022 /PRNewswire/ --The 5th Forum on China-Africa Media Cooperation (the "Forum") opened on August 25 in Beijing, China, combining online and offline events and sessions.

Key Points: 
  • BEIJING, Aug. 29, 2022 /PRNewswire/ --The 5th Forum on China-Africa Media Cooperation (the "Forum") opened on August 25 in Beijing, China, combining online and offline events and sessions.
  • Themed "New Vision, New Development, and New Cooperation," the Forum held sessions on media development policy, content cooperation and innovation as well as new technology application, and digital convergence.
  • The Forum published a joint declaration that reviewed the decade of achievements of China-Africa media cooperation.
  • It also published 12 cooperative achievements in terms of program co-broadcasting, documentary creation, program innovation, and new media cooperation.

87 Percent of Kentuckians Worried About K-12 Public School Staff Shortages, New National Institute on Retirement Security Survey Finds

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Monday, March 28, 2022
Retirement, NIRS, K-12, Multimedia, Compensation, National Institute on Retirement Security, Health care, Research, National Institute, School, View, European Democratic Education Community, Pension, Twitter, Time, AARP, News, Education, Medicine, Tutoring, Pension fund, NRTA

WASHINGTON, March 28, 2022 /PRNewswire/ -- A new survey of Kentuckians finds deep public concern about the state's K-12 public school workforce. Eighty-seven percent of Kentuckians express concern about public school staff shortages, while 86 percent are worried about workforce burnout. Most Kentuckians (89 percent) say K-12 public school staff deserve more respect, and they indicate that better pay (92 percent), healthcare benefits (91 percent) and pensions (87 percent) would help address workforce shortages. 

Key Points: 
  • WASHINGTON, March 28, 2022 /PRNewswire/ -- A new survey of Kentuckians finds deep public concern about the state's K-12 public school workforce.
  • Eighty-seven percent of Kentuckians express concern about public school staff shortages, while 86 percent are worried about workforce burnout.
  • Most Kentuckians (89 percent) say K-12 public school staff deserve more respect, and they indicate that better pay (92 percent), healthcare benefits (91 percent) and pensions (87 percent) would help address workforce shortages.
  • These findings are contained in a new research infographic from the National Institute on Retirement Security ( NIRS ), Kentuckians' Views of K-12 Public School Personnel, Compensation and Salary.

72 Percent of Floridians Worried About K-12 Public School Staff Shortages, New National Institute on Retirement Security Survey Finds

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Monday, March 28, 2022
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WASHINGTON, March 28, 2022 /PRNewswire/ -- A new survey of Floridians finds deep public concern among the state's K-12 public school workforce. Seventy-two percent of Floridians express concerns about public school staff shortages, while 73 percent are worried about workforce burnout. Most Floridians (89 percent) say K-12 public school staff deserve more respect, and they indicate that better pay (87 percent), healthcare benefits (87 percent) and pensions (83 percent) would help address workforce shortages. 

Key Points: 
  • WASHINGTON, March 28, 2022 /PRNewswire/ --A new survey of Floridians finds deep public concern among the state's K-12 public school workforce.
  • Seventy-two percent of Floridians express concerns about public school staff shortages, while 73 percent are worried about workforce burnout.
  • Ninety-six percent say public school teachers and personnel are important to their community, while 89 percent say they deserve more respect.
  • Floridians say healthcare and retirement benefits are magnets for attracting and retaining K-12 school personnel and these benefits should be protected.

83 Percent of Americans Worried About K-12 Public School Staff Shortages, New National Institute on Retirement Security Survey Finds

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Monday, February 28, 2022
Income, Policy, Pension, Mask, Retirement, Twitter, Failure, Education, K-12, Curriculum, School, COVID-19, European Democratic Education Community, Wake, Ageing, AARP, Vaccine, Multimedia, NIRS, Research report, Health care, View, National Institute on Retirement Security, Conference, Solution, Research, Employment, National Institute, Medicine, Tutoring, Pension fund, NRTA

WASHINGTON, Feb. 28, 2022 /PRNewswire/ -- A new national survey finds deep public concern about the K-12 public school workforce.

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  • WASHINGTON, Feb. 28, 2022 /PRNewswire/ -- A new national survey finds deep public concern about the K-12 public school workforce.
  • Eighty-three percent of Americans express concerns about public school staff shortages, while 81 percent are worried about workforce burnout.
  • These findings are contained in a new research report from the National Institute on Retirement Security ( NIRS ), Americans' Views of Public School Teachers and Personnel in the Wake of COVID-19.
  • The challenges facing the K-12 workforce will be discussed at the NIRS 13th Annual Retirement Policy Conference on Tuesday, March 1, 2022.

CCTV+: Broadcasters' Joint Initiative on Protection of Biodiversity Launched

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Friday, October 15, 2021
Conference of the parties, Program, International Day for Biological Diversity, Asia-Pacific Broadcasting Union, Biology, Arab States Broadcasting Union, Initiative, Party, RNZ National, EBU, Knowledge, Convention, UN, Conference, National Radio and Television Administration, News, Civilization, Life, African Union of Broadcasting, Nature, African Union, Joint Ocean Commission Initiative, NRTA, ABU, European Broadcasting Union, Agriculture, Public relations

Meng Dong, Vice Minister of NRTA and Li Malin, Vice Governor of Yunnan Province attended and addressed the launch of the Initiative.

Key Points: 
  • Meng Dong, Vice Minister of NRTA and Li Malin, Vice Governor of Yunnan Province attended and addressed the launch of the Initiative.
  • Melissa Fleming, UN Under-Secretary-General for Global Communications and heads of ABU, ASBU and EBU delivered video remarks to the event.
  • The key points of the Initiative are as follows:
    Fully note that global biodiversity is under unprecedented crisis; Agree unanimously that mankind and nature constitute a community with a shared future; Highly recognize that electronic media assumes irreplaceable social responsibilities in advancing ecological civilization and biodiversity protection.
  • Produce and broadcast more audio-visual products featuring biodiversity and ecological protection to enhance public understanding.

CCTV+: Broadcasters' Joint Initiative on Protection of Biodiversity Launched

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Friday, October 15, 2021
Conference of the parties, Program, International Day for Biological Diversity, Asia-Pacific Broadcasting Union, Biology, Arab States Broadcasting Union, Initiative, Party, RNZ National, EBU, Knowledge, Convention, UN, Conference, Multimedia, National Radio and Television Administration, News, Civilization, Life, African Union of Broadcasting, Nature, African Union, Joint Ocean Commission Initiative, NRTA, ABU, European Broadcasting Union, Agriculture, Public relations

Meng Dong, Vice Minister of NRTA and Li Malin, Vice Governor of Yunnan Province attended and addressed the launch of the Initiative.

Key Points: 
  • Meng Dong, Vice Minister of NRTA and Li Malin, Vice Governor of Yunnan Province attended and addressed the launch of the Initiative.
  • Melissa Fleming, UN Under-Secretary-General for Global Communications and heads of ABU, ASBU and EBU delivered video remarks to the event.
  • The key points of the Initiative are as follows:
    Fully note that global biodiversity is under unprecedented crisis; Agree unanimously that mankind and nature constitute a community with a shared future; Highly recognize that electronic media assumes irreplaceable social responsibilities in advancing ecological civilization and biodiversity protection.
  • Produce and broadcast more audio-visual products featuring biodiversity and ecological protection to enhance public understanding.