African Journalists Take Center Stage At 71st IATA AGM.

From left: Ewos IRORO, Editor, Travel & Business News; Chinedu Eze, Aviation Correspondent, Thisday Newspapers; Anthony Concil, Director of Communications, IATA; Bekele Kalyesus from Ethiopia; and Roland Ohaeri, Head, Editorial, Aviation & Allied Business Publications.

African Journalists at the 71st Annual General Meeting (AGM) of the International Air Transport Association (IATA) holding in Miami, Florida in the USA are set to take center stage as they bring in-depth and up-to-date news and interviews from the global event. They are spotted here with IATA's Director of Communications, Mr. Anthony Concil.

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