Said Abdullahi Bitow, Director of Communication and Public Relations at the Djibouti Parliament, held a meeting with representatives of local media outlets to discuss strengthening cooperation between Parliament and the national press, with a focus on improving access to official parliamentary information and enhancing communication with the public.
The meeting brought together journalists and media professionals from a number of local outlets and focused on the relationship between Parliament’s communication structures and the media’s role in reporting on legislative affairs, official events, and institutional activities. Discussions covered ways to improve the flow of information related to parliamentary sessions, committee work, official visits, and other events linked to the work of the National Assembly.
Participants also discussed the importance of building a more structured communication framework that would allow media organizations to receive timely and accurate updates on parliamentary developments. Particular attention was given to the need for regular communication channels between the Parliament’s communication office and the press in order to support balanced and reliable reporting on legislative matters.
During the meeting, Said Abdullahi Bitow emphasized the importance of media engagement in promoting public understanding of parliamentary work. He noted that stronger cooperation between public institutions and journalists can play an important role in improving public access to information and ensuring that official developments are communicated clearly and effectively.
Media representatives who attended the meeting also shared views on the importance of timely access to information, regular updates from parliamentary communication officials, and closer collaboration on matters of public interest. The session was described as part of broader efforts to strengthen institutional communication and reinforce Parliament’s working relationship with local media.
