Plan to develop national press institutions to maintain staff rights
Planning Minister Hala el Saeed
Cairo - Mena
Planning Minister Hala el Saeed on Monday said that the plan to develop the national press institutions would take the administrative governance systems into consideration.
New internal regulations will be adopted in the press institutions to apply governance and to preserve the staff rights, the minister said.
Speaking following a meeting with Prime Minister Sherif Ismail, el Saeed said that training courses will be organized for journalists of the national press institutions.
Source: Mena
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