????The second channel 2M prevents Wadih Daddah from appearing

The Moroccan Press Syndicate expressed its absolute solidarity with Broadcaster Wadih Dadda After a decision by the management of Channel 2 to prevent him from appearing on television and presenting news bulletins, as well as exercising his duties as editor-in-chief, starting on October 21.

The union reported that Hamid, the retired news director, helped me On the channel, as soon as the coordination of the National Syndicate of the Moroccan Press was formed in the channel, he began to intimidate the members of the coordination through a correspondence in which he informed Wadih Daddah, a member of the coordination, that he would be suspended from presenting news bulletins and also that he would not perform his duties as editor-in-chief, starting from October 21 of this month.

The union said that the decision has no purpose other than intimidation and preventing union work through administrative bullying, and through a practice aimed at settling private scores, stressing that the timing of the correspondence has no explanation other than an attempt to intimidate more than a hundred male and female journalists and workers to join the National Union of the Moroccan Press, within the framework of what Guaranteed by the Constitution and the law.

The same source said that the channel is experiencing unprecedented management chaos, and that the administrative orgy taking place within it is marked by retaliatory abuses that are outside the law and professional norms and traditions, raising question marks about the limits of responsibility and oversight of the actions and actions of officials who do not distinguish between professional responsibility and private purposes, and everyone wondered: It has to do with managing within the channel about the extent of the damage that these reckless decisions cause to the channel’s reputation internally and externally.

The union said, “Nationalizing union work through administrative bullying and turning a channel funded from the pockets of taxpayers into a farm to install children and grandchildren in comfortable positions within the channel and intimidating male and female journalists no longer has a place, and we will confront it with all legal and fighting force. We declare, and through this communication, that we are ready to confront these unjust decisions.” And it is unfair by all possible legal and combative means, and we will make this model the beginning of an open battle against corruption within Channel Two, regardless of the party that practices it or protects it.”