Information Minister participates in meeting
Ali bin Mohammed Al Romaihi
Rabat - Al Maghrib Today
Information Minister Ali bin Mohammed Al Romaihi attended in Jeddah today a meeting of the Information Ministers of the countries calling to combat terrorism.
The meeting shed light on the importance of continuous media coordination to confront all forms of extremism and terrorism through various mass media. It also cast light on the need to face media campaigns promoting discourse of hatred under the support of the Qatari government.
The Information Ministers underlined the major role of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia throughout history in serving pilgrims and providing care for them as well as facilitating performance of Hajj and Umrah rituals for all Muslims. They affirmed categorical rejection of attempts to politicise Hajj and use this religious rite for tendentious political goals.
The meeting also brought under the spotlight proposals to boost joint work, back the international efforts to combat extremism and terrorism around the world and fight the discourse of hatred backed by the Qatari government.
Source: Moroccoworldnews
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