The Billboard and Advertising Reform Commission holds regular sessions.

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The Ministry of Information and Culture held a regular meeting of the Billboard and Advertising Reform Commission, chaired by Mr. Muhajir Farahi, Deputy Minister for Publications.
 
 The session started with the commission’s secretary presenting the progress report from the previous week’s regional program. Mr. Farahi praised the team's efforts, describing the commission’s recent achievements and ongoing initiatives as productive and encouraging. One of the key outcomes was the final approval for reviewing and distributing 200 foreign words and expressions as part of the ministry’s broader effort to promote the use of accurate and culturally appropriate language in public communication.
 
Additionally, members shared suggestions regarding upcoming provincial field visits aimed at assessing and improving signage and advertising practices at the local level. To wrap up the meeting, the commission designated a new field site for its next round of inspections and reform efforts.
20 Muharram 1447 AH

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