Minister of Information, his deputy review level of job discipline in several media institutions, outlets
Following the Eid al-Adha holiday, Minister of Information Hashem Sharaf al-Din and his deputy, Dr. Omar al-Bukhaiti, reviewed the level of job discipline and workflow at a number of official media institutions, including the Saba News Agency, Yemen, Aden, and Al-Iman channels, Sana'a Radio, and the Al-Thawra Foundation.
The Minister emphasized the importance of the media's role in confronting Zionist and Western disinformation campaigns, praising the steadfastness of media workers. He emphasized the need to enhance media performance, support the Palestinian cause, and confront the Zionist aggression against Iran.
The Minister and his deputy also met with employees of the Ministry of Information and heard about the most prominent challenges. They emphasized the importance of working as a team to keep pace with the "Promised Victory" battle and strengthen the resilience of the media front.
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