Amman: Speaker of the Lower House of Parliament Mazen Qadi on Sunday inaugurated a dedicated hall for journalists at the House to facilitate their work. Qadi highlighted the House's belief in the essential role of national media in conveying facts and strengthening transparency, noting journalism as a key partner in oversight and in delivering information to citizens professionally and objectively. He emphasized the media's role in defending the national message, stating that the press has consistently served as a line of defense for the country. He also mentioned that the Lower House will continue its partnership with the Jordan Press Association to support its members' work, and that the House's doors will remain open to journalists and citizens.
According to Jordan News Agency, Minister of Government Communication and Government Spokesperson Mohammad Momani expressed that providing advanced media infrastructure inside the Lower House will improve the quality of news coverage and strengthen public confidence in official information. Chair of the Parliamentary National Guidance and Media Committee Hussein Amoush added that the committee places high importance on developing relations between parliament and the media, describing the new hall as a practical step to support professional journalism and enable reporters to follow parliamentary sessions and activities more easily.
Deputy Speaker Hala Jarrah stated that the move is part of a broader vision by the Permanent Bureau to strengthen ties with media outlets that play an important national role in conveying facts and addressing issues. Jordan Press Association President Tareq Momani remarked that the hall's opening is a positive step reflecting the Lower House's appreciation of journalists' role and commitment to providing appropriate working conditions, while the association will continue its efforts to organize the profession.
Secretary General of the Lower House Awwad Ghweiri explained that the hall was designed in line with modern standards for media workspaces, and that the General Secretariat will continue to enhance services for journalists under directives from the speaker and the Permanent Bureau. He noted that the hall has been equipped with up-to-date media tools and technologies, including display screens, computers, internet services, and comfortable work areas.