Al -Momani announces his desire to make amendments to the union law that allows professors …
Journalists captain Tariq al -Momani said journalists would make amendments to the Syndicate Trade Union Act to facilitate facilitating faculty members at Jordanian Universities.
Al -Momani emphasized during an open meeting with the students of the Sarka University Faculty today that this action is within the structure of the trade union’s efforts to support the cooperation with higher education institutions and support the educational media staff, which contributes to the publication of their capabilities and benefit the media display in Jordan.
He pointed out that the last of the Journalists Syndicate Law was in 2014 Its members More and Since Then Technological Developments and the Needs of New Media Staff.
He pointed out that the union is working to create a training file to improve their professional skills in Jordan, with special training programs in accordance with the market needs and modern technology advances, which contribute to the development of their performance and to face the contemporary media challenges.
Al -Momani pointed out that the main files waiting for the trade union council are the file of the law, including the Electronic Crime Act and the Syndicate Act, because there is a need to extend their existing gaps to ensure a balance between the freedom and the rights of individuals in protecting journalists and media institutions from any legal violence.
He pointed out that by setting up clear programs for continuous training and development, providing opportunities for promotion and expertise, upgrading the performance of performance, and improving the status of the newspapers as a business of value and social impact, and the need to create a professional path for journalists within media institutions.
“In the light of the current challenges, we seek to improve the magazine’s main role and support the freedom of expression, because an essential pillar to ensure transparency and accountability in the community emphasizes the importance of protecting the rights of workers in journalism and media institutions, and to improve their national and professional freedoms.
He emphasized that a joint strategic plan is needed to work in these files, and cooperates with the relevant authorities, especially the media colleges in the Jordanian universities, ensuring a comprehensive and sustainable growth, reflecting the aspirations of journalists and implementing the curiosity of the country and society.
University President Dr Nidal al -Ramahi, Journalists Captain Tariq Al -Momani, Vice President of Education Affairs Dr. Ala Sadiq The Union is the Union sector that provides students of the Faculty of Digital Media and to meet their digital skills and meet the needs of the modern labor market.
Dr. Nidal al -Ramahi said: “We are always trying to improve the federation between the university and the media institutions to prepare media staff who are capable of retaining speed with technical and digital advances and to provide excellent media content in our country and the status of our culture.”
Tariq al -Momani emphasized the importance of the university’s cooperation with the university in rehabilitation of media students, “This partnership will contribute greatly to raise the level of vocational training for our students, and in trust and performance in the digital media industry, the journalism and the media will serve the business of the press and the media.
Teenage Teen, Dr. Amjad Safuri, continuous cooperation between the college and the union reflects an important strategic action to support the media parade in Jordan, “We are relying on the importance of the Importance of the Importance of the Importance of the Importance of the Importance of the Digital Age with the requirements of the teachers of the information.
The college is working every year to update the educational curriculum, to ensure the preparation of qualified media groups, and to compete in the local and regional labor market, reflects the country’s interest in developing our joint commitment to develop the trade union and the media. “
