In a pivotal meeting with the National Assembly's Committee on Foreign Affairs, International Cooperation, and Information, Mr. Neth Phe...
In a pivotal meeting with the National Assembly's Committee on Foreign Affairs, International Cooperation, and Information, Mr. Neth Pheaktra, Cambodia's Minister of Information, underscored the imperative for reform and strengthened governance within the information sector. Emphasizing the pillars of quality assurance and efficiency, the Minister outlined a vision of a modernized journalism landscape, marked by speed, reliability, and professionalism, to seamlessly connect all sectors.
Mr. Pheaktra, leading a delegation from the Ministry of Information, engaged in a productive dialogue with the Committee, chaired by Mr. Sous Yara, to discuss the implementation of the political program and strategy of the Royal Government's seventh mandate pertaining to the information sector. The primary objective of this crucial session was to solicit insights and recommendations to shape the future trajectory of information policies.
During the meeting on February 5, 2024, Mr. Pheaktra presented an overview of the Ministry's accomplishments during the first five months of the mandate. He articulated the strategic direction aligned with the political program and the Pentagon strategy of the National Assembly's 7th legislature.
The Minister conveyed the Ministry's commitment to contribute to Cambodia's aspiration to become a high-income country by 2050. The vision, guided by the principles of reform, good governance, and a focus on quality and efficiency, aims to position the information sector as a driving force in achieving national goals. The approach, characterized as "new, real, fast, and comprehensive," underscores the Ministry's dedication to professionalism and connectivity across diverse spheres.
Tep Asarith, the Ministry of Information's spokesman, highlighted the government's dedication to establishing a robust legal framework, promoting information security, combating misinformation, and instilling professional ethics in journalism. The emphasis on adapting to societal changes underscores the Ministry's commitment to staying relevant and responsive.
Following Mr. Pheaktra's comprehensive report, the National Assembly Committee commended the Ministry of Information for its remarkable achievements over the past five years. Recognizing internal harmonization and the bridging of generational gaps, the Committee applauded the Ministry's proactive stance within the new mandate's leadership framework.
As the meeting progressed, participants engaged in friendly and cooperative exchanges, fostering an atmosphere of responsibility and collaboration. The Ministry's bold steps toward information sector transformation signal a promising future, aligning with Cambodia's national development goals.
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