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Syria's Permanent Representative to the UN, Ibrahim Olabi, highlighted government initiatives to foster a free and responsible media sector, including reforms and a new code of conduct.
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Syrian government initiatives for media development
First report 57m agoLast update 57m agoOutlines Syrian government initiatives to build a free and responsible media sector.
Syrian government's efforts to reform media and promote press freedom
First report 57m agoLast update 48m agoThe Syrian government is actively working to build a free and responsible media sector, introducing reforms and an ethical code of conduct.
Despite decades of state censorship, signs of new vitality are appearing in Syrian newsrooms, with increased openness to criticism and debate.
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