As the Deputy Bureau Chief and News Editor for Agence France-Presse (AFP) in Indonesia and Timor-Leste, Jack Moore plays a pivotal role in shaping the narrative of one of Southeast Asia's most dynamic regions. With a wealth of experience in international journalism, Jack has honed...
As the Deputy Bureau Chief and News Editor for Agence France-Presse (AFP) in Indonesia and Timor-Leste, Jack Moore plays a pivotal role in shaping the narrative of one of Southeast Asia's most dynamic regions. With a wealth of experience in international journalism, Jack has honed his expertise in areas such as international relations, defense, and human rights, making him a vital asset to AFP's mission of delivering accurate and timely news. His editorial leadership was instrumental during significant events like the G20 summit in Bali and the ASEAN summit in Jakarta, where he coordinated coverage that not only informed but also engaged global audiences on pressing geopolitical issues.
Jack's reporting has garnered attention from prestigious outlets, including Newsweek and NBC News, reflecting his ability to navigate complex stories with nuance and depth. His commitment to journalistic integrity is evident in his coverage of the aftermath of ISIS-claimed attacks, where he provided critical insights into the socio-political ramifications in the region. Additionally, his recent missions to Papua New Guinea and Taiwan underscore his dedication to covering diverse narratives across Asia, enhancing AFP's footprint in international news.
Under his editorial guidance, the photo team in Aceh achieved Indonesia's top photo award, showcasing the power of visual storytelling in capturing the essence of local and regional issues. Jack's multifaceted skills—ranging from analysis and diplomacy to corporate social responsibility—equip him to tackle the challenges of modern journalism, ensuring that AFP remains at the forefront of reporting in Indonesia and Timor-Leste. His leadership not only fosters a collaborative environment but also inspires a commitment to excellence among his team, reinforcing AFP's reputation as the world's oldest news agency.
