Dues of print media to be cleared on priority: Interim Minister

City News Jan, 28 2024
Dues of print media to be cleared on priority: Interim Minister
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Karachi: Caretaker Minister for Information Sindh Ahmed Shah said that caretaker government believes in freedom of expression and is ensuring same. Talking with delegation of All Pakistan Newspaper Society Sindh Committee led by Syed Sarmad Ali, he said that caretaker government was endeavoung to resolve matter of payment of dues to print media. “I have issued clear instructions to Information department to ensure transport distribution of specially display advertisements to print media, as thousands of workers are employed there”, he added.

He asked publications to ensure timely payment of salaries to their employees so as to encourage them to work with even more zeal and dedication.

He said that during election campaign of forthcoming elections, it was responsibility of publications to ensure fact base news so as to guide voters to choose their representatives. “Newspaper have no restriction on publishing news, analysis and articles which is proof that caretaker government respects freedom of press”, he added.

Delegation members thanked caretaker Minister for listening to their issues patiently and for his assurance to resolve same. Chairman Sindh Committee Javed Shamsi, Executive Committee members Muhammad Younis Mehar, Zahida Abbasi, Rafiq Ahmed Pirzada, Imtiaz Qazi and Mumtaz Ahmed Phulpoto were presenr.

Director General Public Relation Information Department Muhammad Saleem Khan was also present The delegation members apprised caretaker Minister Information about the dues of newspaper, advertisement to specially regional papers and other related issues.

Published in The Daily National Courier, January, 29 2024

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