Journalists Syndicate Remembers Minister

Despite the controversy, the head of the journalists' syndicate, Khaled Al-Blashi, affirmed that the Syndicate Council will honor the 1995 Syndicate Council, which defended press freedom during the confrontation with Law No. 93 of 1995, known as the Law of Silencing Voices. He explained that this honoring aims to immortalize that important trade union struggle, while respecting all the figures involved, including those who opposed the Muslim Brotherhood, such as Salah Abdel-Maqsoud, the former Minister of Information during Morsi's era. He also emphasized that removing any name from the syndicate's history is unacceptable.

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