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Publishers oppose excluding journalists from Press Council
The Moroccan Federation of Newspaper Publishers rejected the exclusion of 69 journalistic companies from the appointment process by the National Press Council, affirming that all applications meet the legal requirements according to its assessment. The Federation denied any discrimination or intentional exclusion, noting that reports and documents confirming compliance with all conditions are available with the temporary committee. It also criticized the management of the appointment process, which it considered to be unilateral and based on tight deadlines, leading to the marginalization of well-established and credible media institutions. The Federation emphasized that the appointment process was conducted in a manner that threatens pluralism and the participation of professional organizations. It called on the Council's committee to open up to all stakeholders to ensure broad representation and transparency. Meanwhile, the temporary committee affirmed its commitment to the principles of neutrality and transparency, clarifying that all applications are subject to investigation in accordance with the law, and that acceptance of any application does not automatically mean its eligibility. The committee highlighted the importance of legal compliance and the timely submission of supporting documents.
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