In a speech underscoring the Administration's commitment to supporting independent journalism, Vice President Uz Hussain Mohamed Latheef pledged full support to journalists across the Maldives.
Speaking at the 11th Journalism Awards, the Vice President highlighted the Administration’s ongoing efforts to empower media professionals, aligning with the pledges outlined in the Dhivehinge Raajje manifesto.
The Vice President praised the diligent work of relevant agencies, noting they are striving to fulfill these commitments, stating that the Administration places the highest importance on empowering media and journalists, reinforcing the Administration’s dedication to fostering a free and thriving media landscape.
Addressing the evolving media space, the Vice President urged journalists to prioritize accuracy and balanced reporting. He emphasized the critical role of verifying information and fulfilling journalistic obligations with integrity, particularly in an age influenced by technologies such as artificial intelligence. He also called upon media professionals to champion the Dhivehi language, using their platforms to contribute positively to Maldivian society.
In his closing remarks, the Vice President expressed a vision for the future, calling for more initiatives to cultivate talented journalists within schools, colleges, and universities. He expressed optimism that such efforts would strengthen the journalistic landscape, ensuring a responsible and skilled media presence for the nation.
Speaking at the 11th Journalism Awards, the Vice President highlighted the Administration’s ongoing efforts to empower media professionals, aligning with the pledges outlined in the Dhivehinge Raajje manifesto.
The Vice President praised the diligent work of relevant agencies, noting they are striving to fulfill these commitments, stating that the Administration places the highest importance on empowering media and journalists, reinforcing the Administration’s dedication to fostering a free and thriving media landscape.
Addressing the evolving media space, the Vice President urged journalists to prioritize accuracy and balanced reporting. He emphasized the critical role of verifying information and fulfilling journalistic obligations with integrity, particularly in an age influenced by technologies such as artificial intelligence. He also called upon media professionals to champion the Dhivehi language, using their platforms to contribute positively to Maldivian society.
In his closing remarks, the Vice President expressed a vision for the future, calling for more initiatives to cultivate talented journalists within schools, colleges, and universities. He expressed optimism that such efforts would strengthen the journalistic landscape, ensuring a responsible and skilled media presence for the nation.
