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Government communications minister hosts iftar banquet for media figures
By JT - Mar 20,2025 - Last updated at Mar 20,2025

Speaking at an iftar banquet attended by former ministers of media and media figures, Momani acknowledges the significant efforts made by media professionals in shaping Jordan’s media landscape (Petra photo)
AMMAN — Minister of Government Communications and Government Spokesperson Mohammad Momani on Wednesday said that Jordan is experiencing an atmosphere of goodwill during Ramadan, coinciding with the Christian fasting period, in a spiritual setting that reflects the unity and bonds of society.
Speaking at an iftar banquet attended by former ministers of media, board chairpersons, directors of media institutions, the head of the Jordanian Press Association, and chief editors of daily newspapers, Momani acknowledged the significant efforts made by media professionals in shaping Jordan’s media landscape, according to a ministry statement.
He highlighted that these prominent media figures have played a "vital" role in defending the nation, its policies, and its direction at critical moments in Jordan’s history.
"They have upheld the power of the word in advocating for Jordan’s stance, whether during favourable circumstances or challenging times," the minister added.
Momani stressed that the contributions of media professionals, evident in the public discourse through articles, opinions, and consultations, continue to be an essential part of the national media scene, noting that these contributions enrich discussions on public issues and provide valuable insights into policies and strategies.
He noted that every media professional, whether in ministerial positions or within various media platforms, has a recognised role in serving the nation.
"You have helped position Jordanian media as a platform for conveying the true image of Jordan, strengthening trust in state institutions, and promoting the values of moderation, objectivity, and rationality. You have defended the principles of the nation, and its causes," he said.
Momani acknowledged the rapid advancements in communication and media, particularly the growing influence of digital media.
He underscored the need for collective reflection on how to preserve a credible and professional media message. He stressed that media’s role extends beyond reporting news to fostering awareness, enhancing public trust, and protecting society from misinformation and distortion.