Egypt’s Prime Minister stresses ‘no government can work without the media’ ...Egypt

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Prime Minister Mostafa Madbouly on Saturday stressed that no government in the world can work independently of the media. He added that in this era where it has become easier than ever for the media to spread false news, the responsibility lies both on the citizen in sorting the information they receive and on media professionals in verifying facts. In a televised speech during the “Future of Media in Egypt and the World” seminar, Madbouly noted that the astonishing development of communications and information technology has impacted media in a clear way, creating a new form of media different from what came before it. The media is an industry of influence, he added, and this new media has

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