MINSK, 11 May (BelTA) - Journalists of the presidential press pool shared their experience of working with Aleksandr Lukashenko with the Belarus 1 TV channel, BelTA learned.
On their professional holidays - Press Day and the Day of Workers of Radio, Television and Communication - journalists were naturally at work. On this occasion, Belarus 1 showed a little behind-the-scenes of the work of the presidential press pool.
When asked about the challenges of working in the presidential press pool Polina Konoga, editor of the politics desk at the SB. Belarus Segodnya newspaper, said that it was difficult. But it is a top job in journalism, she said.
Sergei Yankovsky, head of the operators' department of the Mir interstate television and radio company, admitted that when working with the president, he feels as if he becomes part of what is going on. And this is despite the fact that he may not be very versatile in some topics.
On their professional holidays - Press Day and the Day of Workers of Radio, Television and Communication - journalists were naturally at work. On this occasion, Belarus 1 showed a little behind-the-scenes of the work of the presidential press pool.
When asked about the challenges of working in the presidential press pool Polina Konoga, editor of the politics desk at the SB. Belarus Segodnya newspaper, said that it was difficult. But it is a top job in journalism, she said.
Zvyazda columnist Valeria Stetsko was asked what the president was like off cameras: "I won't reveal a big secret if I say that he is the same as he is on camera. Because the president does not pretend.
Sergei Yankovsky, head of the operators' department of the Mir interstate television and radio company, admitted that when working with the president, he feels as if he becomes part of what is going on. And this is despite the fact that he may not be very versatile in some topics.
By the way, the president remembers even those who worked in his press pool 30 years ago. He encourages the experienced journalists to share their experience and advice with young colleagues.
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