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ALGERIA: Media Revolution - Minister of Communication Mohamed Laagab Calls for Excellence in Sports Journalism

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    omsac actualités
  • 1 févr. 2024
  • 2 min de lecture

In the midst of a tumultuous media era in Algeria, sports journalism has witnessed numerous lapses, ranging from resounding scandals to the dissemination of fake news, invasions of citizens' privacy, and influence trafficking. Confronted with a growing anarchy, this crucial journalistic sphere has captured the attention of Algerian authorities. In an unprecedented effort to restore integrity and ethics within this essential activity, Minister of Communication, Mohamed Laagab, has spearheaded a media revolution. His call for excellence in sports journalism signifies a pivotal moment in the Algerian government's quest to reinstate order and responsibility within this


The Minister of Communication, Mr. Mohamed Laagab, held a meeting on Thursday in Algiers with representatives of sports media. The objective was to discuss the promotion of national sports information, taking into account the new legal texts governing the information sector.


Key Points Discussed:

1 - Promotion of National Sports Information: 

Mr. Laagab emphasized the need to promote the level of national sports information and adapt it to the new legal environment, especially after the publication of regulatory texts.


2 - Strengthening National Media: 

The minister expressed his desire to strengthen national media and position them as regional leaders, exploring ways to improve their performance.


3 - Respect for Ethics and Professionalism: 

Mr. Laagab reminded sports media of the importance of respecting the principles of journalistic ethics and professionalism, highlighting the significance of promoting sports media performance in accordance with the new laws.


4 - Application of New Legal Texts: 

Journalists and media executives are called upon to apply the provisions of the new laws on information, print and electronic press, as well as audiovisual activities, enacted in 2023.


5 - Call for Information Diversification: 

The minister encouraged sports media to diversify their informative content instead of sticking to standard dissemination.


6 - Professionalism and Responsibility: 

Sports journalists are urged to demonstrate professionalism, adhere to journalistic writing rules, and take responsibility in verifying information.


Minister's Message to Journalists

Mr. Laagab emphasized the responsibility of sports journalists to verify the source and credibility of information, in accordance with the new information code. He highlighted that a journalist's responsibility begins with verifying the accuracy of information, avoiding the publication of content harmful to society and international relations.


Congratulations and Recognition

The report concludes by extending congratulations and recognition to the Algerian Minister, Mohamed Laagab, for his commitment to justice, transparency, and the protection of fundamental rights. His professionalism and work since taking office have been praised, particularly his special attention to journalistic integrity and ethics, underscoring the crucial role of media in society.


Press & Media Department of OMSAC

 
 
 

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