Egypt’s Ministry of State for Media calls on media outlets to ensure accuracy in covering the regional crisis

Dr. Hany Khater holds a doctoral degree in Tourism and Hospitality, in addition to a Bachelor's degree in Journalism and Media. He currently serves as President of the International Forum for Journalism and Media. He previously headed the Canadian office of the International Union of Arab Press and served as Editor-in-Chief of the Union's website, alongside several other media platforms. Dr. Hany Khater has extensive experience in journalism and media and works as a journalist and author interested in issues of corruption, human rights, and public freedoms. His work focuses on issues affecting Arab societies, particularly social justice and civil rights. Throughout his professional career, he has published numerous articles and investigations addressing human rights issues and violations affecting public freedoms, in addition to issues of corruption. His style is distinguished by boldness, clarity, and a commitment to addressing issues with professionalism and transparency, contributing to enhancing public awareness. Dr. Hany Khater believes that journalism represents an influential force in shaping awareness and confronting corruption, injustice, and violations. He also believes that responsible media contributes to strengthening critical thinking, supporting the values of justice and freedom, and building more equitable societies.