Tripoli, Dec.11 (SANA) Minister of Information, Hamza al-Mustafa, took part Thursday in the activities of the “Tripoli Forum for Government Communication,” held as part of the “Tripoli Media Days” agenda hosted by the Libyan capital.
The Minister attended sessions of the forum that addressed key issues in developing government communication, strengthening official media tools to build trust with the public, and the role of strategic communication in consolidating the stability of states.
Minister al-Mustafa also participated in a panel discussion titled “Arab Media and the Centrality of the Palestinian Cause.”
Al-Mustafa explained how the deposed regime used slogans at the expense of the Palestinian cause to oppress its own people, stressing the need to free slogans from political exploitation.
Syria’s participation in the event comes within the Ministry of Information’s approach to enhancing Arab cooperation, exchanging technical and professional expertise, learning from experiences in managing communication content and developing media policies that serve the new phase in Syria.
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The Information Minister recently participated in the Tripoli Forum, a significant platform bringing together government officials, communication experts, and policy makers to discuss modern strategies in government communication. The forum focused on enhancing transparency, improving public engagement, and leveraging digital platforms to reach citizens more effectively.
During the event, the Minister emphasized the importance of clear, accurate, and timely information dissemination. “Effective communication is the backbone of public trust and governance,” the Minister stated, highlighting initiatives aimed at strengthening the connection between government agencies and the public.
The forum also addressed challenges such as misinformation, information accessibility, and the role of emerging technologies in government communication. Experts shared insights on best practices, digital transformation, and innovative approaches to engage citizens in policy discussions.
The Information Minister’s engagement at the Tripoli Forum underscores the government’s commitment to improving communication strategies, ensuring transparency, and fostering stronger citizen-government relationships. The discussions are expected to guide future policies and initiatives, making government communication more responsive, inclusive, and efficient.
