The Media Violations Evaluation Commission held its regular meeting

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On Wednesday, the 22nd of Rabi Al-Awwal 1446, a regular meeting was held in the Ministry of Information and Culture. The meeting was chaired by Mawlvi Zia-ul-Haq Haqmal, the acting deputy minister for broadcasting affairs and deputy chairman of the commission.
 
The meeting began with the recitation of the holy verses of the Holy Quran, followed by an opening speech from Mawlvi Ziaul Haq Haqmal, the Acting Director of the Ministry of Public Affairs. He also evaluated the decisions made during the previous meeting.
 
The commission investigated problems and complaints referred to them and discussed ways to ensure transparency in the aid provided to the media. Necessary decisions were made during the discussion.
 
A committee was appointed to address media problems in certain provinces. They will travel to the relevant provinces, closely examine the issues, and share their reports with the commission for final decisions.
 
The meeting concluded with a closing prayer.        
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