The MECC Team Continues Its Graphic Design Training
Trainer Father Spyridon Tannous Emphasizes the Importance of Developing Skills and Capabilities with Creativity and Professionalism
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Capacity building and skills development are among the most important goals of the Middle East Council of Churches (MECC), which it seeks to achieve with its team. Therefore, the MECC Communication and Media Department continues to organize a Graphic Design training, which it launched under the supervision of the MECC Secretary General Professor Michel Abs.
The training is being held over several weeks with Father Spyridon Tannous, Parish Priest of Sharbila in the Greek Orthodox Archdiocese of Akkar and its Dependencies, at the offices of the MECC General Secretariat in Beirut. The course is attended by the media team and colleagues from various departments in Lebanon and Syria, in person and online.
In a special interview with the MECC media, Father Spyridon Tannous stressed the need to develop skills and expand career horizons, as well as foster the creative potential of each colleague in order to achieve the desired goals in a modern way, each according to their specialty and field of work.
It is worth noting that the training is characterized by the interaction of its participants and the dynamism of its sessions, which focus on the fundamentals of graphic art and electronic design techniques, in addition to practical exercises through specialized programs and applications. The course also provides an opportunity to exchange views and experiences on various issues related to graphic design.
