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Published on 2024-03-07 06:43:35
The President of the Reporters Association assigned at the Ministry of Information, Culture Affairs & Tourism recently met with Minister Jerolinmek Piah to ensure a positive and cooperative relationship between the reporters and the ministry. However, while expressing their support for Minister Piah’s leadership, the reporters made it clear that they would not compromise on their professional duties.
Morris Wleh-Tee, the head of MICAT reporters, welcomed Minister Piah’s appointment and assured him of their cooperation. At the same time, he emphasized the reporters’ commitment to upholding ethical standards and maintaining objectivity in their reporting. Wleh-Tee stressed that the reporters would not hesitate to speak truth to power and fulfill their responsibilities without bias.
Furthermore, Wleh-Tee highlighted the need for better treatment of reporters assigned to the ministry, pointing out that they have often been overlooked in the past. He urged Minister Piah and his deputies to prioritize the welfare and satisfaction of the reporters, emphasizing that there would be a new operational approach under the leadership of Amb. Joseph Nyuma Boakai. The head of MICAT reporters also commended former Minister Rennie for his support and consideration towards the reporters during his tenure.
Overall, the meeting between the President of the Reporters Association and Minister Jerolinmek Piah was a positive one, with both parties affirming their commitment to working together effectively. The reporters expressed their willingness to support the ministry’s efforts while maintaining their independence and professionalism. They made it clear that they would not shy away from holding the ministry accountable and ensuring transparency in their reporting.
In conclusion, the President of the Reporters Association’s meeting with Minister Piah served as a reminder of the vital role that reporters play in promoting transparency and accountability within the Ministry of Information, Culture Affairs & Tourism. By upholding ethical standards and prioritizing the welfare of reporters, Minister Piah and his team can foster a productive and mutually beneficial relationship with the press. This commitment to cooperation and professionalism will ultimately benefit both the ministry and the public they serve.
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