Nile Governor meets with media delegation participating on behalf of the state in the meeting with the President in Port Sudan. He renewed his praise for the distinguished media performance.
Dr. Muhammad Al-Badawi Abdel-Majed Abu Qarun, appointed Governor of the Nile, praised the great and appreciated efforts of all media and journalist cadres, and he highlighted the praise of the State Journalists Syndicate. in his office in Damer with the delegation of media and journalists who participated on behalf of the state in the comprehensive media and press meeting with the President of the Sovereign Council and Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces in Port Sudan recently, Mr. The Governor expressed his great pride in the good results, the strong participation of the delegation and the opportunity that was given to the delegation to address the meeting on behalf of all states, which demonstrates the status and effective role of the delegation. renewed his praise for the distinguished performance of all media and news agencies and state cadres and for the great and appreciated efforts of the State Journalists Syndicate, stressing that everyone is playing their role fully. The Governor announced the adoption of the law. all the programs, projects and plans of the Journalists Syndicate and directed the allocation of a house for the syndicate in Al-Dammar. He ordered all ministries, institutions and agencies of the state to involve the state journalists and coordinate with the syndicate in the visits. He stressed the need to play its full role in solving the problems of residents and expatriates, as well as a number of announcements regarding the state's development projects and services.
For their part, the brothers of the participating delegation and the leaders of the State Journalists Union expressed their thanks and appreciation to the governor for his great support to the state media and the State Journalists Union and his full sponsorship of the activities of the Union and the directives he issued, which serve to address the problems and concerns of journalists in the state.
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