President Saied tells public media: 'Time for responsible discourse, not sterile polemics.'

Tunisian President Kais Saied has called for a shift towards responsible discourse among national media outlets. Meeting with leaders from Tunisian television, radio, and the Tunis Afrique Presse (TAP) agency at Carthage Palace, Saied stressed the importance of avoiding "sterile polemics."

His remarks underscored a desire for media to engage in constructive dialogue that serves national interests. The president urged media professionals to adopt a more responsible approach in their reporting and public messaging. This directive signals an effort to shape the media landscape towards a more unified and less contentious public conversation.

The meeting highlights Saied's focus on media's role in national development and public opinion. By calling for responsible discourse, he aims to steer media away from divisive issues and towards content that promotes national unity and progress. The emphasis is on fostering a media environment that supports stability and constructive engagement with national challenges.

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the time is for responsible discourse, not sterile polemics