This article was automatically translated from HIBAPRESS, the Arabic version:
This article was automatically translated from Hibapress, the Arabic version:
Heba Press – Muhammad Zaruh
The Ibn Tufail University in Quneitra, in particular the faculty of languages, literature and arts, witnesses a serious crisis which threatens the continuity of training in the press and the media. This crisis concerns the delay in paying the contributions of teachers’ executives in vacation and control programs, although students have completed all registration fees and completed their studies successfully.
Although the university’s financial account contains an amount of more than 120 million centimeters dedicated to the financing of study programs, the complexities of administrative and bureaucratic procedures, in addition to the lack of real will of certain civil servants, caused the suspension of training and the postponement of payment of contributions. This problem has become an obstacle to the relationship between teaching staff and university administration.
In a step to approach the situation, Dr. Mohamed Hamoush, the educational coordinator of press and media programs, took the necessary legal measures. Where his lawyer sent an official warning to the dean of the college, calling for the issue of suspended financial contributions, which amounted to around 772,027.10 dirhams, in exchange for the teaching and framing work he carried out during the university seasons 2021-2022 and 2022-2023.
On the other hand, the Moroccan Association of Citizenship and Human Rights has officially interfered and published a communication expressing its deep condemnation of the suspension of training in these vital paths. The association considered this situation as a threat to qualitative gains, stressing that this commentary negatively affects the opportunities of young people in labor market access and the development of journalists in the context of renewed academic training.
In addition, some of the affected teachers have expressed their dissatisfaction with the current delays who affected their financial contributions, noting that the situation has become the reputation of academic training in the field of journalism and the media. They stressed that this delay causes them additional pressure in their professional work.
This crisis requires urgent intervention by all the parties concerned to resolve the problem and ensure the rights of teachers. It is necessary to take serious measures to protect the future of journalistic training at Ibn Tufail University and to preserve this academic experience, which has greatly contributed to developing press skills and improving media performance.
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