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Arab Media Union urges vigilance against misinformation and calls for verification of information sources

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Published: March 7, 2026
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March 2026- The Arab Media Union has called for heightened vigilance and rigorous verification of information sources before dissemination, particularly under current circumstances.

In a statement issued Friday, the Union warned of the significant risks posed by misinformation, misleading rumours and fabricated news, describing them as tools used by parties seeking to incite discord, disrupt social peace and undermine stability.

The organisation said the rapid flow of information in the modern era places a profound ethical and national responsibility on individuals regarding the content they consume and publish. It also cautioned against the influence of โ€œelectronic committeesโ€ and fraudulent accounts that spread false information to distort facts, noting that such networks often serve narrow agendas aimed at creating confusion and damaging national unity.

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The Union stressed the importance of obtaining facts from legitimate channels and official government institutions that maintain high standards of professionalism and credibility. It further warned against underestimating the impact of circulating false information, emphasizing that national and moral responsibility rests with every individual.

In this context, Ahmed Noor praised the pioneering role of the United Arab Emirates, noting that the country uses advanced media professionalism and technological expertise to safeguard its security and protect its citizens and residents.

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Dr. Noor added that the UAEโ€™s commitment to shielding society from internal and external threats serves as a regional and global model, reflecting a leadership vision focused on preserving national achievements and ensuring public well-being.

Source: https://www.wam.ae/en/article/173wj04-federation-arab-journalists-urges-vigilance

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