The press center serving reporters covering the ASEAN Foreign Ministers' Meeting is ready.

The Indonesian Ministry of Foreign Affairs has selected the 1st and 3rd floors of Wisma 46-Kota BNI Hotel, Jakarta as the Press Center, serving media agencies covering AMM 56.

AMM 56: Trung tâm báo chí phục vụ các phóng viên đưa tin Hội nghị Bộ trưởng Ngoại giao ASEAN đã sẵn sàng

Working area of reporters covering the 56th ASEAN Foreign Ministers' Meeting - AMM 56. (Photo: Tuan Anh)

Indonesia has facilitated media coverage of the 56th Association of Southeast Asian Nations Foreign Ministers' Meeting (AMM 56) held in Jakarta from July 10-14.

Accordingly, the Indonesian Ministry of Foreign Affairs has selected the 1st and 3rd floors of Wisma 46-Kota BNI Hotel, Jakarta as the Press Center of AMM 56.

The media center, which can accommodate more than 550 people, is located at Wisma 46-Kota BNI Hotel, right next to Shangri-La Hotel, where the ASEAN Foreign Ministers' Meeting is taking place. Reporters and journalists can walk about 300m between the media center and the AMM 56 conference venue to work.

The press center has a working area for reporters, a dining area, as well as an international broadcasting center area that is being used by major media companies of the host country such as: TVRI, RRI and ANTARA…

Resident reporters of Vietnam Television (VTV) and Vietnam News Agency prepare to work at the Press Center on the afternoon of July 10. (Photo: Tuan Anh)

It is expected that the International Broadcasting Center will provide images and broadcast live the events of the Conference.

In addition, the Organizing Committee also has a press conference room with a capacity of 100 people at the Shangri-La Hotel, where the AMM 56 event series takes place.

According to Indonesian media, to support the internet, the Organizing Committee provided wifi with a bandwidth of 450 Kbps and like previous major events, Indonesia affirmed that reporters would not encounter any internet-related problems.

The 56th ASEAN Foreign Ministers' Meeting is expected to have 18 main events with the participation of at least 1,165 delegates and 493 Indonesian and foreign journalists.