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A number of researchers and experts in the field of journalism and media, today, Saturday, during a scientific seminar at the Faculty of Languages, Arts and Human Sciences in Smara, shed light on the role of the media in supporting the Atlantic Royal Initiative and strengthening the Kingdom's relationship with its African depth.
The seminar, organized by the Smara Foundation for Cultural, Educational, Social and Sports Affairs in partnership with local institutional events, falls within the framework of activities commemorating the fiftieth anniversary of the Green March, with the aim of promoting the capabilities of young journalists and local and regional media professionals. Participants emphasized that the media is an essential tool in highlighting the importance of the Atlantic Royal Initiative and enhancing its understanding among the local and international public, pointing out that the efficient use of media contributes to strengthening Morocco's relations with its African depth on the basis of mutual partnership and cooperation. In this regard, they stressed the need for the local media to play its active role by supporting the Atlantic Royal Initiative and highlighting its gains and effects, which enhances the confidence of international institutions and the image of the Kingdom as a committed and responsible regional and international actor. Participants also pointed out that the local media, through its monitoring and treatment of various issues, is called upon to contribute to finding innovative solutions capable of influencing reality, and to bear responsibility for monitoring and accountability to ensure the transparency of procedures and strengthen trust between institutions and citizens. They emphasized the role of the media in highlighting investment and development opportunities in the region, encouraging investors to embrace local projects, as well as strengthening community engagement and national cohesion. Participants also drew attention to the importance of transmitting local heritage and the characteristics of the region, and working to value these components and search for elements of excellence that make the region a distinctive mark on the national cultural and economic map. This seminar was distinguished by the presence of the governor of the Smara region, along with heads, elected officials, university professors, and researchers, as well as heads of security and military services and a number of cultural, media, and scientific figures.
