AIPS ASIA News:

Taipei, Taiwan – The Chinese Taipei Sports Journalists Federation Association (CTSJF) marked its 15th anniversary on December 18th with a grand celebration that brought together sports media professionals from across Asia. The event featured insightful forums and a gala dinner, attracting a diverse array of sports industry figures.

The morning and afternoon sessions were dedicated to a sports journalists’ forum, where three seasoned media veterans delved into the future of sports media. Participants engaged in in- depth discussions on the depth and breadth of sports reporting, as well as the effective utilization of new media platforms.
The evening gala was marked by a vibrant atmosphere as the association invited sports, political, and other distinguished guests to commemorate its 15th anniversary. A special highlight of the event was an awards ceremony honoring veteran journalists with 15, 20, and 30 years of service. & quot;

We are deeply grateful to all our guests for joining us in celebrating our 15th anniversary," said Shean Yow Huang, President of the CTSJF. " Over the past 15 years, thanks to the collective efforts of our members, we have made significant strides in sports reporting. Moving forward,
we will continue to uphold the principles of professionalism, objectivity, and fairness to make even greater contributions to Taiwan's sports journalism."

Hee Don Jung, President of AIPS Asia, extended his congratulations to the CTSJF and commended the vital role played by Chinese Taipei sports journalists in the Asian sports media landscape. He expressed his hope for increased collaboration opportunities to advance the
development of sports media across Asia.
This event served as both a celebration for the association and a significant gathering for Taiwan's sports media. The event fostered deeper connections between Taiwanese sports journalists and their counterparts from across Asia, laying a strong foundation for future
collaboration.

Courtesy: Chinese Taipei Sports Journalists Federation