Information minister highlight committee's activities against stereotyping Arabs
Regional-Syria, Politics, 1/15/2003

Information Minister, Adnan Omran, Chairman of the current session of the Arab Information Ministers Council, has asserted that the permanent committee for Arab media, recently held in Tunis, discussed in its 71st meeting several important issues.

In an interview with Al-Shark radio (Orient) yesterday, Omran said that these issues pertaining with Arab media and security, the necessity of "gearing up all potentials to confront attempts of deformation image of the Arabs and Muslims and to expose the falsified campaigns of the Zionist media against the Arabs and Muslims as well as with the dangerous situation in the region and the Israeli attempts to judaize the occupied Jerusalem."

'' The committee reviewed issues related to the Arab media condition on the international level and issued decisions for rebuilding a new status of the Arab media on the international level through the establishment of institutions and setting a plan for work.'' Omran added.

He touched upon the joint meeting of the Arab information and Interior Ministers scheduled to be held in Tunis indicating the connection between security and media in the Arab states particularly regarding terrorism and guarding the pan-Arab security. Omran underlined that the Arabs were the first to combat terrorism and distinguish between terrorism and resistance of the occupation.

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