The Arab Information Ministers’ Council adopted a number of resolutions, including one to continue support for Palestine question, at the core of which is the status of the occupied city of Jerusalem.
Concluding its 53rd ordinary session in Marrakesh, Morocco, on Wednesday, the Council endorsed all draft resolutions relating to media support to the Palestinian people and to the efforts meant to preserve the legal, historical and spiritual status of the holy city of Jerusalem.
The Council mandated its Secretariat to follow up the implementation of the integrated observatory and portal project as a means of Arab media leverage overseas. The Secretariat is also tasked with overseeing the launching of the single website of the Arab electronic media, proposed by Watani Al-Emarat Foundation, of the UAE.
The Council approved a resolution on the Arab media roadmap for sustainable development 2030, including the executive procedures and single strategy for dealing with international media corporations.
It also approved a recommendation to name Kuwait City as Arab Media Capital 2025 and appreciate Kuwait patronage of Arab media award.
The Council session elected the members of the Council’s Executive Bureau for the coming two years with Saudi Arabia being the presidency, Egypt – the vice presidency, and Kuwait, Morocco, Bahrain, Libya, Palestine and Algeria serving as members of the Bureau.
Undersecretary of Kuwait’s Ministry of Information Dr. Nasser Al-Mheisen attended the session as representative of the Minister of Information. (pickup previous)
Source: Kuwait News Agency