Government Reaffirms Commitment to Press Freedom on World Press Freedom Day

Amman: Minister of Government Communication, Mohammad Momani, expressed the government’s “pride in the free and responsible national press.” Momani, who is also the Government Spokesperson, underscored the “important” role that journalists play in promoting the values of objectivity, credibility, and dialogue, as well as fostering a culture of transparency.

According to Jordan News Agency, Momani marked World Press Freedom Day with a social media post affirming the government’s ongoing “commitment” to supporting freedom of the press and media. He stated that the government is actively working to create an environment that ensures journalists can conduct their work with “complete” transparency and professionalism, all within a framework that upholds the law and safeguards Jordan’s higher interests.

Momani highlighted that a free and responsible press is a “key” pillar in building informed and cohesive societies. He referred to the noble role of the press in disseminating the truth, building public awareness, and enhancing trust and community engagement. He also noted the “pivotal” role of a free and responsible press in Jordan’s modernization and development process.

On this occasion, Momani paid tribute to journalists who remain committed to the message of honest and responsible media, acknowledging their efforts in serving the truth and the nation. Concluding his message, Momani extended his best wishes to all members of the Jordanian press for a year of success and prosperity, emphasizing that supporting journalism remains a “national priority” for achieving a “better future for Jordan.”