MP informs Parliament calling for campaign to boycott "Cairo and people" because of the circumvention of Tareq Nur on the decision to stop Sheikh Alhara
MP Jalila Othman, deputy of the Culture and Information Committee of the House of Representatives, confirmed that the efforts of Tareq Nour, the owner of the Cairo channel and the people, to sell the program "Sheikh Alhara" after the decision of the Supreme Council of Media to stop the program for lack of professional values and media, an insult to the Egyptians, noting that the program hurts the Egyptians and relies on Scandals and disclosure of secrets and missing for professional and media values and has no values or ethics.
The deputy of the Culture and Information Committee in the House of Representatives, that there is a need for public pressure to boycott the channel Cairo and people have turned to the decision of the Supreme Council of Media and sold the program, "Sheikh warm" to the UAE channel, pointing out that this program is in the symptoms and has no media value.
She drew MP Jalila Othman, the need to address the UAE channel not to buy this program, because it lacks all media values.
Earlier, the Supreme Council for Media Regulation decided to ban the broadcasts of Sheikh Al-Hara program in any media, electronic or digital media, and the warning of Cairo and Al-Nasa satellite channel to stop licenses for temporary activity if they do not comply with the decision.
The Higher Media Council said that after reviewing Law No. 180 of 2018 on the organization of press and media, Supreme Council for Media Regulation and Presidential Decree No. 158 of 2017 on the formation of the Supreme Council for Media Regulation and the decision of the President of the Supreme Council of Media No. 16 of 2019 to issue the list of sanctions and measures that may be signed on The bodies subject to the provisions of the Press and Information Regulation Law and the Supreme Council for Media Regulation promulgated by Law No. 180 of 2018 and the decision of the President of the Supreme Council for Organizing the Media No. 33 of 2019.
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