Cover Design of Media Indonesia Wins WAN-IFRA 2026 Award
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Media Indonesia has won a WAN-IFRA 2026 award for the cover design of its print edition titled "Gugur Dalam Misi Perdamaian". The award is given to design works judged to be the best in the media industry. This news is a source of pride for Indonesia's journalism community.
WAN-IFRA is a global organization whose members are publishers and news media from various countries. The organization is known for its annual events that honor journalistic and media design work. In this competition, cover designs are assessed on how well their visuals and headlines are able to convey the news message clearly and powerfully.
The title "Gugur Dalam Misi Perdamaian" indicates that the cover is related to a story about someone who lost their life while serving on a peace mission. A peace mission is a task carried out to help maintain security and stability in areas experiencing conflict. The cover was created to honor that sacrifice and to draw attention to this issue.
The award shows that the quality of print media design in Indonesia has received recognition at the international level. Media Indonesia hopes this achievement will encourage journalists and designers to continue producing work that is informative and responsible. Further information about this award can be obtained through the official WAN-IFRA website.
Sources: MetroTVNews.com
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