The Organizational Structure Committee approves the new organizational structure of the Ministry of Information Details: The Organizational Structures Committee approved the organizational structure proposed for the Ministry of Information, after discussing the division of organizational tasks and capabilities and defining the responsibilities of the administrative units and the functional relationships between them. The approval is intended to increase the clarity of roles and the integration of institutional work and to provide a more efficient and flexible regulatory environment that supports the ministry in carrying out its tasks. The decision came as part of the efforts of the Ministry of Administrative Development to reorganize the institutional structures of the public entities and develop their organizational structures, in accordance with the requirements of the current phase. The new structure contributes to reducing overlapping powers, increasing performance efficiency and improving coordination and decision-making processes in the media institution. The approved structure keeps up with the changes in the work of the media and government media, thereby improving the office's ability to respond to institutional and social needs.

The Organizational Structure Committee approves the new organizational structure of the Ministry of Information Details: The Organizational Structures Committee approved the organizational structure proposed for the Ministry of Information, after discussing the division of organizational tasks and capabilities and defining the responsibilities of the administrative units and the functional relationships between them. The approval is intended to increase the clarity of roles and the integration of institutional work and to provide a more efficient and flexible regulatory environment that supports the ministry in carrying out its tasks. The decision came as part of the efforts of the Ministry of Administrative Development to reorganize the institutional structures of the public entities and develop their organizational structures, in accordance with the requirements of the current phase. The new structure contributes to reducing overlapping powers, increasing performance efficiency and improving coordination and decision-making processes in the media institution. The approved structure keeps up with the changes in the work of the media and government media, thereby improving the office's ability to respond to institutional and social needs.