The workplace of Arezo TV in Kabul approved approval on Saturday to resume operations by the Ministry for the Propagation of Virtue and the Prevention of Vice after a nearly three-month suspension.Saif-ul-Islam Khyber, the representative for the Ministry of Vice and Virtue, mentioned that the Islamic Emirate is dedicated to supporting media and freedom of expression in Afghanistan based on Islamic and nationwide values.Meanwhile, several authorities from media assistance organizations have actually emphasized the function of media in enlightening society and gotten in touch with the federal government to support media and freedom of expression.&& We thank the Islamic Emirate for its policy of supporting totally free media in Afghanistan and advise all authorities within the Islamic Emirate to continue their complete cooperation with Arezo television as previously.& & Said Hujatullah Mujaddidi, head of Afghanistan Independent Journalists Association.Officials from Arzo television expressed their complete satisfaction with the resumption of the channel&& s operations in Kabul and stressed that Arezo television, as an independent and totally free media outlet, will continue its activities as it did in the past.&& During today & s meeting the Ministry of Virtue and Vice, we described that Arezo television has actually constantly been a neutral and independent media outlet.
Our dedication to neutrality and providing precise and transparent information stays the same.
Based upon this, we have actually resumed our operations in Kabul,& & said Basir Abed, the head of Arezo TV.This development follows the Ministry of Information and Culture recently approved consent for the resumption of operations to Radio Jawanan and Begum as well.The post Arezo television restarts broadcasting in Kabul after hiatus initially appeared on Ariana News.