Baghdad/NINA/—The Syrian General Authority for Radio and Television announced on Thursday that the Arab Press Freedom Committee conference will begin tomorrow, Friday, with the participation of Iraq and various Arab delegations.

Sultan Abdul Karim, the Public Relations Officer for the Syrian General Authority for Radio and Television, stated—as reported by the official News Agency—that "this is the first such conference to be held on Syrian soil following the liberation. The Syrian Journalists Union extended invitations to journalists' syndicates across all Arab nations, with the Arab Journalists Union at the forefront."

He added that "the Head of the General Union of Arab Journalists, Moyad al-Lami, has arrived in Syria to take part in the conference." He noted that "this event represents a qualitative shift in the journalistic landscape and the general environment surrounding the press, reflecting the significant progress Syria has made in terms of global press freedom rankings."

He further indicated that "the conference will feature the participation of approximately 18 delegations from Arab countries—including Iraq—as well as the Arab Journalists Union. It will also include an official presence from the Syrian Minister of Information and the participation of a number of Syrian journalists."/ End




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