AFP news agency strengthens trust with accurate commitment

(CLO) With a wide network of reporters and a commitment to accuracy, AFP has always been one of the news sources that receives special trust from readers around the world.

AFP has built a unique journalism model based on four pillars: field work, visual storytelling, human storytelling and thorough fact-checking.

According to AFP CEO Fabrice Mainville: "Fieldwork is at the core of all our journalism." This means that AFP always puts being on the ground first to report the news as quickly and accurately as possible. In addition, AFP also places great emphasis on telling human stories, helping readers feel the impact of events on their lives.

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In a world where fake news is rampant, AFP is working to combat it. By thoroughly verifying all information before reporting it, AFP helps readers distinguish between real and fake news.

Take the example of the 2020 Australian bushfires, where AFP reporters were relentless in their efforts to capture the most authentic images and stories. They interviewed people who had lost their homes, capturing heartbreaking yet hopeful moments. At the same time, AFP fact-checkers worked tirelessly to verify information and prevent false rumors from spreading on social media.

AFP CEO Fabrice Mainville once shared that: "AI will never be able to replace a reporter standing on a location, filming an approaching storm, or interviewing families forced to flee their homes due to armed conflict."

This means that no matter how much AI technology develops, the empathy, understanding and experience of a real journalist will remain irreplaceable.

AFP doesn't just report news, they want readers to better understand what's happening in the world . That's why AFP always puts people at the heart of its stories.

By telling authentic, vivid stories, AFP helps us better understand global issues and feel empathy for those in need.

Phan Anh (according to Wan-Ifra, AFP)

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