Safina administration admits that too many praise on air

DUSHANBE, July 14, 2010, Asia-Plus  — Tajik national TV channel, Safina, has repeatedly shown nature themes in order to steady viewers’ nerves, the Safina director, Lutfullo Davlatov, remarked at a news conference in Dushanbe on July 14. “When people get home from work they are tired, they do not have time to go to theatres […]

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DUSHANBE, July 14, 2010, Asia-Plus  — Tajik national TV channel, Safina, has repeatedly shown nature themes in order to steady viewers’ nerves, the Safina director, Lutfullo Davlatov, remarked at a news conference in Dushanbe on July 14.

“When people get home from work they are tired, they do not have time to go to theatres or concerts, and calm music and nature themes help settle their nerves, said Davlatov, “Besides, repeated demonstration of the beauty of Tajikistan’s nature will help attract foreign tourists.”

In the meantime, the Safina top manager admitted that the channel have many programs of praise, while there are many unsolved problems in the country.  He explains that problem by the fact that mainly unskilled young specialists work for Safina.  “But they are trying to do their best and when they gain experience they will remediate the existing deficiencies,” Davlatov said.

He added that over the first six months of this year, Safina has launched a series of new programs, such as Tavajjuh, Hidoyat, Zindagi, Az Nekon Bogh, Nigini Cinamo, Dunboli Afsona, Rizqi Boghbon, Mahfili Khirad, Nishoti Umr, Romish, Tsvety Zhizni and others that raise socioeconomic problems facing the country.     

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