L' information et la communication au centre de la lutte contre le Covid19 - Aziz Boucetta

April 6, 2020

Dans le cadre de sa nouvelle stratégie ayant pour but de couvrir l’actualité mondiale dans le contexte du Covid-19, le Policy Center for the New South a interviewé le journaliste Aziz Boucetta (Directeur de Publication, Panorapost) sur le rôle de l’information et la communication au centre de la lutte contre la crise sanitaire.

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