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Ministers emphasize verifying information
The initiative focused on raising awareness about the dangers of spreading rumors and misinformation, as well as the importance of verifying the accuracy of news and its sources before sharing, especially through social media platforms that facilitate rapid dissemination. It emphasized the necessity of referring to official sources, such as government websites and official publications, to ensure the accuracy of information. The initiative also highlighted that verifying news is an individual responsibility and is fundamental in reducing the spread of rumors. Data indicates that the percentage of rumors related to external crises increased to 57.3% during the first half of 2026, with the economic and energy sectors leading the list of most targeted by misinformation.
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