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Al-Deebani stresses need for sustainable media documentation
The national memory in Libya should be considered a vital part of history, not just a closed archive. Political analyst Abdel El Deebani calls for the development of sustainable media narratives that document events and conflicts, especially given the weak efforts to reproduce, publish, and archive materials related to the battles of Benghazi and Darnah, which constitute an important historical memory. He recommends utilizing modern media tools, such as documentaries and videos, to transform these materials into content suitable for new generations while maintaining the accuracy and reliability of the information. He warns that the absence of continuous documentation may lead to the spread of conflicting narratives or inaccurate information, emphasizing that protecting the national memory requires professional documentation and verification of facts to ensure access to truthful accounts, free from politicization or manipulation of historical narratives.
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