According to the statement, the document seeks to boost the exchange of knowledge and expand the production of audiovisual content.

  The agreement was signed during the Second Global Digital Forum in Moscow by Daniel Edmundo Ortega, Media Coordinator for Nicaragua’s Council of Communication and Citizenship, and Bella Cherkesova, Deputy Minister of Digital Development, Communications and Mass Media of Russia.

  The agreement is aimed fostering collaboration between Nicaraguan Sandinista media professionals and their Russian counterparts through training programs, the exchange of experiences, and mutual learning.

  The initiative also includes the development of audiovisual content and productions aimed at deepening bonds of brotherhood, friendship, and solidarity between the two peoples.

  Nicaraguan Co-President Rosario Murillo highlighted the signing of the agreement, noting that the initiative would contribute to boosting the “communication of true truths.”

  The agreement is part of cooperation efforts between Managua and Moscow in the field of communication, emphasizing the strengthening of professional capabilities and the creation of opportunities for exchange among media professionals.

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