Al-Murr highlights the role of media in raising community awareness and supporting the efforts of the armed forces
Mr. Muhammad Ali Al-Murr, Director of the General Administration of Culture, Media and Communications of Al-Mattama locality in River Nile State, stressed that the current stage requires strong cohesion and strong national unity between the Sudanese people and their valiant armed groups. forces.
Al-Murr indicated, during his speech at the Nile River Network Platform Ambassadors Forum, that the Matama locality will continue its intensive programs on various media to mobilize, mobilize and support the armed forces.
Al-Murr highlighted the central role played by local media in Al-Mattama, noting that the Rumor Control Chamber in Al-Mattama locality plays an important role in refuting rumors and providing information correct information to citizens.
Al-Murr highlighted the importance of partnerships in this area with various experts in the technical, military and psychological fields, stressing that this is necessary to ensure the effectiveness of efforts to combat rumors, especially in the face of the funded media machine by rebel militias.
Al-Murr highlighted the locality's strong commitment to its humanitarian and moral duty towards those arriving from war zones, convinced of the importance of providing them with support and assistance in these difficult circumstances.
Al-Murr said that the locality had formed a specialized committee under the generous patronage of the Executive Director, Mr. Mubarak Fadl, and its efforts had been successful in handling and resolving all expatriate situations in coordination with the Ministry of Social Affairs.
Al-Murr highlighted the locality's willingness to provide all the basic services necessary for expatriates, highlighting the end of the academic year and the development of the necessary treatment for housing problems, with emphasis on the city of 'Al-Salam as a preferred location for expatriates. integrated hosting services.
Mr. Muhammad Ali Al-Murr praised the efforts of the Sudanese Red Crescent Society, Nile State branch, and thanked the Mutama Supervision Office for its remarkable efforts in favor of the displaced people, praising its great initiatives which included the provision of mobile clinics and comprehensive accommodation services. .
Professor Muhammad Ali Al-Murr expressed joy at the return of some expatriates to their homes in Omdurman, in the areas liberated by the armed forces, stressing that this heralds the inevitable victory that our valiant forces are approaching.
Professor Muhammad Ali Al-Murr discussed in the context of the latest programs and initiatives implemented by the departments and departments of culture, media, communications and artistic and literary works in the locality of Al-Mattama, listing a number of cultural and outreach programs, in addition to ongoing media coverage that supports the work of leaders and highlights local efforts in various areas.
Al-Murr particularly highlighted the wide media coverage of the dignity camps, mobilization, mobilization and popular resistance.
Al-Murr highlighted the effective role of the media in resolving service issues in the locality, explaining that his administration has established a solid approach to address all obstacles facing basic services, such as water, electricity and health services.
Al-Murr pointed out that this approach has resulted in a notable improvement in the position of services in the locality, as they are now provided in a better and more efficient manner, thanks to the Media Department's continuous monitoring and cooperation. with the competent authorities.
Professor Muhammad Ali Al-Murr also highlighted the heroic role of Al-Matama locality in supporting the Sudanese armed forces during the Battle of Karama, noting that the locality sent six convoys including food, medicines and medical supplies.
Professor Muhammad Ali Al-Murr expressed his deep appreciation for the important role of women in Al-Matma locality, and he particularly thanked and appreciated the women of Al-Matma for their distinguished contribution to supporting the armed forces Sudanese troops during the Battle of Karama.
Professor Muhammad Ali Al-Murr highlighted the close cooperation between the Department of Information and the Popular Support, Mobilization and Resistance Committee, highlighting the continued coordination with the military media of the Third Infantry Division. Al-Murr thanked and appreciated the National Cooperative Society for its fruitful partnership, praising its role in documenting the Battle of Karama and the martyrs of Matama locality. Al-Murr also praised the Cooperative Foundation's efforts to establish a discounted consumer goods camp in Al-Mattama locality, stressing that this helped ease the burden on citizens' lives.
Mr. Muhammad Ali Al-Murr highlighted the importance of continuous training of workers in the media field, emphasizing that this is necessary to create a well-rounded media person, capable of fulfilling multiple roles in the media message.
Al-Murr stressed that the opening of the Media College at Shendi University is a positive step that will contribute to the preparation of distinguished media executives. Al-Murr called for concerted efforts to develop the Media College curriculum to keep pace with rapid and successive developments in the media field.
Professor Muhammad Ali Al Marj appreciated the efforts of community radio stations to raise awareness and educate local communities, highlighting their vital role in community awareness and dissemination of culture. Al-Murr called on the state media, led by Nile State Radio, to strengthen their outreach to localities, assigning them programs that highlight their needs and achievements.
*Al-Murr also highlighted the need to attract local media cadres and train them to become media correspondents in their localities, stressing that this will ensure comprehensive media coverage for all parts of the state.
Mr. Muhammad Ali Al-Murr, Director of the Media Department of Al-Mattama locality, announced the continuation of his administration's efforts to develop the local media system, in cooperation with the Ministry of Culture and State information, and under the generous patronage of the Minister, Mr. Mustafa Al-Sharif. Al-Murr explained that the development plans include organizing training courses and workshops and providing all necessary capabilities for media executives to improve their skills and develop their capabilities.
At the end of his speech, Al-Murr stressed that the locality of Al-Matma will help the armed forces until they achieve a decisive victory on all combat fronts.
