The creation of a joint committee of legal monitoring dedicated to the issue of digital transformation of audiovisual media was the focus of talks held Monday in Rabat between Latifa Akharbach, chairwoman of the High Authority for Audiovisual Communication (HACA), and Rene Bourgoin, president of the High Authority for Audiovisual Communication of Côte d’Ivoire.
The meeting, which was attended by Benaïssa Asloun, director general of HACA, as well as several directors and officials of the institution, also stressed the importance of consolidating the skills of African regulators, the experiences of regulation of web radios and web TVs, as well as other issues on the bilateral agenda of the two authorities, including the installation of the monitoring solution of audiovisual programs – HACA Media Solutions – recently carried out by a technical team of HACA at the Ivorian regulator.
Akharbach, vice president of the Network of African Communication Regulation Authorities (RIARC), also highlighted during talks with her Ivorian counterpart the need to revive the dynamics of cooperation between the authorities of the continent, including projects and events postponed due to the global pandemic of Covid-19, said the HACA in a statement.
This working visit follows the signing, on September 22, 2020, of the partnership and cooperation agreement between HACA and its Ivorian peer, according to the same source.
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