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Libya’s Benghazi Welcomes Journalists from 23 Countries at Maghreb Media Forum

April 12, 2025
Libya’s Benghazi Welcomes Journalists from 23 Countries at Maghreb Media Forum
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On Saturday, Libya’s Prime Minister of the Parliament-designate government, Osama Hammad, inaugurated the first General Conference of the Maghreb Union of Journalists in the city of Benghazi, under the theme “For a Unified Maghreb Press”.

The event runs from April 12 to 14 and marks a historic moment for both Libya and the union, being the first conference of its kind hosted in the country.

The conference brought together journalists and media representatives from over 23 Arab and African countries, including major regional television networks, news agencies, and online platforms. The gathering featured high-level participation from leading media institutions across North Africa and the wider continent, positioning Libya at the heart of regional media dialogue.

Speaking at the opening session, Prime Minister Hammad emphasized that the Libyan government places high importance on the media sector, describing it as a core pillar for building informed societies and fostering regional cooperation. He underlined the role of journalism in raising awareness, transmitting knowledge, and reflecting the aspirations of the Maghreb’s people for peace, development, and integration.

Hammad stated that the government has provided full logistical and financial support to ensure the success of the conference, while also working to develop the media sector nationwide. He stressed the importance of safeguarding press freedom, improving working conditions for journalists, and investing in professional development across the field.

The Prime Minister also called for a unified media discourse that serves the interests of the Maghreb region, combats disinformation and hate speech, and contributes to shared understanding between nations. He reaffirmed Libya’s firm support for the Maghreb Union of Journalists as a platform for integration, collaboration, and media advancement.

Hammad concluded by stating that the presence of Maghreb journalists in Benghazi provides an opportunity to present a realistic image of Libya’s current state, marked by growing stability, improved security, and steady development.

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