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Younes Shokrkhah (born 1957) is an Iranian journalist. Younes, who lectures on communications and journalism, has been a journalist for twenty-five years, and is the ICT consultant for ''ME Printer'' magazine and a member of the Academic Board of the ''Center for Media Studies''. He has been member of the juries of a dozen press and photo-journalism competitions. He is Assistant Professor of Mass Communication at University of Tehran, faculty of World Studies and at the same time the Head of the Institute for North American and European Studies (INAES). Younes is a member of Graphic Arts Writers United(gawu). Professional Background: 1982: starting Journalism (Etelaat () Newspaper) 1983: Editor of Foreign Desk (Kayhan () Newspaper) (16 Years) 1990: Member of editorial Council of Sanat-e-Chap (Industry Magazine ) 1995: Member of the Scientific council of Rasaneh Quarterly (Communication Quarterly ) 2000: Editor of the Iranian Book weekly (4 years) 2001: Launching http://www.jamejamonline.ir (First Online Newspaper in Iran) 2003: Founding Member and Board of Managers of the Iranian Association of Studies on Information Society (IRASIS) (Continues) 2004: Member of the Steering Committee of the WSIS Regional Conference (World Summit on the Information Society) 2005: Launching http://www.hamshahrionline.ir (second Online Newspaper in Iran) (Continues) 2008: Head of the Institute for North American & European Studies - University of Tehran (Continues) International Activities: 1985: china • Beijing: coverage of Iran’s Parliament Speaker meeting with Chinese officials and reporting on Tiananmen Square, the Forbidden City • Xian: Qin Terra Cotta Warriors and Horses Museum • Shanghai: reporting on Shanghai Museum, 1985: Japan • Tokyo: coverage of Iran’s Parliament Speaker meeting with Japanese officials and reporting on automobile industry • Nagasaki: reporting on Nagasaki Atomic Bomb Museum (next to the Peace Park) 1991: Senegal • Dakar: news coverage of the presence of Iran’s president in OIC Summit 1991: Sudan • Khartoum: news coverage of the meetings of Iran’s president with Sudanese officials 1991: Saudi Arabia reporting on: • Jeddah: second largest city; pilgrimage gateway to Mecca • Medina: second holiest city in Islam (traditionally spelled Medina in English) • Mecca: the holiest city in Islam (traditionally spelled Mecca in English) 2001: Germany • Frankfurt: covering Frankfurt Book Fair the largest forum for e-publishing • Heidelberg: covering Heidelberg Print Media Academy • Stuttgart: Covering book distribution companies • Frankfurt: taking part in Big Questions Seminar dealing with the uncertain future of print and e-publishing 2002: United Arab Emirates • Dubai: covering International Print Exhibition • Abu Dhabi: reporting on print infrastructures • Sharjah: reporting on print infrastructures 2003: Swiss • Geneva: taking part in the first World Summit on Information Society, as a member of Scientific and cultural delegation with Iran’s President Seid Mohammad Khatami 2004: United Arab Emirates • Dubai: covering Gulf Print Exhibition • Joining to Me Printer Monthly (Middle East Print Communication Magazine based in Dubai Media City) as Editor 2005: United Arab Emirates • Dubai: Visiting Media City, Internet City and Knowledge Village 2005: Tunisia • Tunis: taking part in the Second World Summit on Information Society, as a member of Iranian Media and content Committee 2007: Japan • Kyoto: Visiting International Research Center for Japanese Studies 2008: United Kingdom • Birmingham: A Seminar on “American Studies and Iranian Studies: Bridging the Gaps between Nations and Disciplines”, December 4–6, 2008, University of Birmingham 2009: Netherlands • Amsterdam and the Hague: University of Tehran (Iran) and the University of Amsterdam in the Middle East Academic Exchange Project 2013: Iraq • Najaf and Karbala: Reporting on the construction of the new zarih (outer sarcophagus enclosure) of the holy shrine of Imam Hussein 2013: South Korea • Seoul, visiting Hankuk and Myong ji universities 2014: Swiss • Geneva, taking part in the WSIS+10 High-Level Event, Fourth physical meeting. 14-17 April 2014, Popov Room, ITU Headquarters • Geneva, taking part in the WSIS+10 High-Level Event, Fifth physical meeting. 28-31 May 2014, WIPO Conference Room, WIPO Headquarters • Geneva, taking part in the WSIS+10 High-Level Event. 10-13 June 2014 (9 June pre-events). More than 1600 participants including around 100 Ministers and leaders from international organizations, from business, civil society and academia met in Geneva for the WSIS+10 High-Level Event. The Event built upon two tracks, the High-Level Track, consisting of formal statements, handing over of prizes, and endorsement of the Outcome Documents, and the Forum Track. Building upon the tradition of annual WSIS Forum May meetings, the Forum track’s format and thematic focus was the result of an open consultation process with the involvement of all WSIS Stakeholders. 2015: Swiss WSIS Forum 2015 | Innovating Together: Enabling ICTs for Sustainable Development. workshop: E-science and Research in the Information Society: Key Factors for Sustainable Development Publicizing E-science: Media Coverage Considerations ==External links== * (His weblog ) *(“The information society: a global look” ) — the abstract of a paper presented at the first Inter-Regional Seminar on Central and Western Asian Countries and the Information Society, September 2001, Tehran *(“Cyber journalism and traditional media” ) — presented at the Scientific Seminar on Iran: Information Society (December 2002, Tehran) *(Details of books that he has written or translated into Persian ) *(World Summit on the Information Society: Iran and Information Society ) *(The 5th Street of the Information Society ) — by Younes Shokrkhah (15 February 2004) *(gawu website ) *(ME Printer | Middle East Print Communication Magazine ) *(His profile in Academia.edu ) 抄文引用元・出典: フリー百科事典『 ウィキペディア（Wikipedia）』 ■ウィキペディアで「Younes Shokrkhah」の詳細全文を読む スポンサード リンク
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