A Ramadan iftar event was held to honor journalists who covered the war on Lebanon, attended by Information Minister Paul Morcos and former Minister Ziad Makary. Makary praised the journalists’ professionalism, while Morcos pledged to support and protect the press, especially state media like Télé Liban.
On Monday evening, a Ramadan iftar was held to honor journalists who reported on the war in Lebanon. The event featured Information Minister Paul Morcos and former Minister Ziad Makary among the attendees. Minister Makary praised the professionalism of Lebanese journalists during the conflict, noting their solidarity despite political divisions, as many journalists put their lives at risk to deliver the news.
Minister Makary called upon Minister Morcos to prioritize the protection of the press and to promote the advancement of Lebanon’s media landscape. In response, Minister Morcos expressed his commitment to providing journalists with necessary legal and institutional support, highlighting their vital role in upholding the truth. He emphasized the need to strengthen state media, particularly Télé Liban, and to ensure that journalists are acknowledged and protected for their efforts.
The Ramadan iftar underscored the critical contributions of journalists during the Lebanon war. Both Minister Makary and Minister Morcos stressed the journalists’ importance in maintaining truth and professionalism despite political challenges. The commitment to enhancing media support reflects a recognition of the journalists’ bravery and the need for protective measures within Lebanon’s media environment.
Original Source: www.mtv.com.lb
