Thirty Years with the Media: A Dialogue with Akram Khuzam at Homs First Theater

The Turathuna Foundation hosted a distinguished public lecture at Homs First Theater, welcoming renowned Syrian journalist Akram Khuzam for a special event entitled "Thirty Years – My Journey with the Media."
The evening was held under the patronage and in the presence of His Eminence Metropolitan Gregorios Khoury, and attended by Dr. Eng. Lama Mosallam Abboud, Chair of the Board of Trustees of the Turathuna Foundation, alongside academics, cultural figures, representatives of civil society organizations, international organizations, and members of the local community.
During the lecture, Akram Khuzam reflected on three decades of professional experience in journalism, tracing his journey from his early years in the media to his work with leading news organizations and his assignments as a war correspondent in conflict zones. Through personal stories and professional reflections, he shared the challenges, responsibilities, and human experiences that shaped his career.
The lecture also highlighted the core values that guided his work throughout the years, emphasizing integrity, professionalism, and the responsibility of journalists to report facts objectively while maintaining a clear distinction between personal opinion and factual reporting.
The event concluded with an engaging discussion, during which audience members shared questions and reflections inspired by the speaker's remarkable experience.
The Turathuna Foundation extends its sincere appreciation to Akram Khuzam for sharing his inspiring journey, and to everyone who attended and contributed to the success of this memorable cultural evening. Through events such as this, the Foundation continues its mission of promoting dialogue, preserving cultural memory, and creating spaces where knowledge and experience can be shared with the wider community.