The Ministry of Culture and Islamic Guidance has created the necessary infrastructure for domestic journalists, providing a new opportunity to convey the plight of the Iranian people to the world. Mohammad Amin Aghaei Miri, Secretary of the Supreme Council and the National Center for Cyberspace, stated that this coordination allows authorized journalists to transmit accurate and correct information to the world.
Facilitating Access to Information
This action comes at a time when many journalists have been unable to perform their duties due to internet restrictions and censorship. With access to the international internet, journalists can reach credible news sources and take steps to publish news and realities about their society.
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Positive Consequences for the News Community
Access to the international internet not only helps journalists publish news more timely and accurately but can also create a communication bridge between the people and the world. These actions become especially important at times when the Iranian people need global support to express their problems and challenges.
This action by the Ministry of Culture is seen as a positive step towards supporting journalists and facilitating media activities in the country. In an era where information is rapidly disseminated and access to accurate and credible news is of high importance, these actions can help improve the media situation and convey the realities of Iran to the world.
Ultimately, this action reflects the will of the Ministry of Culture and Islamic Guidance to support journalists and media in the pursuit of human rights and freedom of expression. It is hoped that with these changes, the voice of the Iranian people will reach the world more effectively and that this can help raise global awareness of the existing problems and challenges in Iran.
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