New Horizons for the Moroccan Press Syndicate
The Marrakech-Safi region recently hosted a significant organizational event for the media community, marked by the regional conference of the National Syndicate of Moroccan Press, which took place on Saturday. This conference resulted in the election of a new regional office, set to lead the upcoming phase under the banner of enhancing professional practices and safeguarding journalists' rights.
The conference witnessed a remarkable turnout of professional journalists, fostering an atmosphere characterized by responsible discussions and consensus on the necessity to strengthen union work and expand its presence within the regional media landscape. This comes in light of the rapid transformations occurring in the journalism and media sector.
The election process for the new office members culminated in the selection of Moulay Abdellah Talbi as the regional secretary, supported by a diverse team of media professionals representing various experiences and specialties. This step is anticipated to inject new dynamism into the professional union's activities in the region.
The newly formed regional office consists of the following members:
- First Deputy: Moatasem Billah Bouazawi
- Second Deputy: Sara Bousba
- Third Deputy: Mohamed Qanour
- Treasurer: Mohamed Benabdallah
- Deputy Treasurer: Abdelwarith Baalal
- Secretary: Mohamed Lamafrek
Additionally, specific responsibilities within the office have been assigned to:
- Amina Abou Ghnaim focusing on gender issues
- Hamza Safoui in the sports sector
- Hassan Obeid for communications
- Abdel Samad Ait Bouhda for training and mentoring
The office membership also welcomed several notable media figures, including Manar Al-Touzi, Ahmed Ben Aiyoush, Mourad Al-Atrash, Mohamed Dhanoun, Mustafa Darra, Mohamed Bihai, Mohamed Waaziz, Al-Mustafa Hamza, and Mohamed Hamdi.
This organizational milestone is viewed as a critical step towards enhancing the syndicate's presence within the regional media environment, fostering a professional space capable of meeting journalists' expectations while advocating for their professional and social issues. Moreover, it emphasizes the importance of improving training and qualifications within the sector.
As reported by marrakech7.com.
