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Media Commission and Journalists Syndicate discuss enhancing joint cooperation

Media Commission and Journalists Syndicate discuss enhancing joint cooperation

Director General of the Media Commission, Bashir Al-Momani, discussed with the Jordanian Journalists Syndicate President, Tariq Al-Momani, ways to enhance joint cooperation and coordination between the Commission and the Syndicate, in a manner that serves the journalistic sector and enhances the path of national media, in the presence of a number of Syndicate council members, committee heads, and the directors of digital media and licensing directorates at the Commission.

During the meeting, the Commission's Director emphasized the importance of strengthening the partnership between the Media Commission and the Journalists Syndicate, contributing to the development of the media work environment, upgrading the profession, and keeping pace with the developments witnessed by the media sector. He stressed the importance of continuous dialogue and coordination with the Syndicate, and listening to journalists' feedback and proposals to serve the public interest and enhance professionalism and responsibility in media work.

For his part, the Journalists Syndicate President emphasized the importance of enhancing cooperation and integration between the Syndicate and the Media Commission, contributing to serving journalists and media institutions, and overcoming the challenges facing journalistic work. He pointed out the Syndicate's keenness to continue coordination and consultation with various entities concerned with the media, preserving the standing of Jordanian journalism and enhancing its national and professional role.

At the end of the meeting, the two sides agreed to prepare a draft joint memorandum of understanding between the Commission and the Syndicate to enhance communication and joint coordination, foster institutional partnership, and serve the interests of journalists and media institutions.

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