Baghdad: Mudhar Al-Bakka has been elected as the new president of the Iraqi Radio and Television Union, succeeding Hamid Mahmoud Al-Husseini. The founding body of the union held its periodic meeting in Baghdad, where they made the decision to appoint Al-Bakka for the new term.

According to National Iraqi News Agency, the founding body is committed to strengthening the union’s professional presence. They aim to develop performance, foster relationships, and increase cooperation among member media institutions. This initiative is expected to enhance communication with media entities both within Iraq and internationally, paving the way for an exchange of expertise and experiences. The ultimate goal is to contribute to the advancement of the Iraqi media landscape.

The founding body expressed its gratitude towards the former president, acknowledging his efforts in institutional development and union management. His work in supporting Iraqi media institutions and professionals was highly commended. The former president’s contributions to the media community and his role in enhancing the union’s reputation were particularly noted.

The founding body expressed confidence in Mudhar Al-Bakka’s ability to continue the work of the union. They are hopeful that he will improve the union’s performance and strengthen its role in representing and supporting member media organizations. The aim is to further solidify the union’s influence in the Iraqi media sector.