09:32 PM
Sunday 05 September 2021
Cairo – Masrawy:
The Zamalek Club Management Committee published an official statement, in which it announced its unlimited support for media professionals with fair orientations and opinions, and its activation of its previous decision to assign a monitoring committee to the media system to submit a detailed report in this regard.
According to the statement, which was published on the official website of Zamalek, the Zamalek administration rejects what it called “intimidation and attempts to distort and distort facts – while warning against attempts to perpetuate the concept of a single pole.”
Zamalek’s statement came a few hours after Al-Ahly announced, through an official statement, that it also submitted a report to the Attorney General and another to the Supreme Council for Media Regulation against a media person for exceeding the limits of professionalism, according to what was described.
The text of the Zamalek administration’s statement was as follows:
“Zamalek Club announces its unlimited support for the respected media professionals with fair and equitable orientations and opinions, and activates its previous decisions in this regard by assigning the monitoring committee of the former media system that was formed to fulfill this purpose.
It alerts to the danger of intimidation policies and the attempts to distort and deliberately distort the facts, which are followed by some with those who disagree with them in opinion.
It warns of attempts to devote the concept of unipolar which would necessarily stir up sedition and tendencies of intolerance and eliminate the concepts of sportsmanship and fair competition and denounces take some half-leadership officials and young of fabricating crises and provoke the masses and a way to dismiss the failure of which to fall ill, and calls upon all parties to the sports system to live up to Responsibility level and repeat to their ears (Do not puncture the ship, we are all in it).
We invite them to understand our initiatives and go along with them in a way that achieves and preserves the public interest of this country.”
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