Journalists and politicians in debate

On December 23 IMCK the last phase of the 'bringing press and politicians together' took place. . Journalists were be invited to tell the politicians how they would ideally like to see the relationship develop between themselves and politicians and vice-versa.

Asos Shafeek, former employee of the ministry of youth and sport, moderated the one day during conference between politicians and journalists.

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