Sebha – The Association of Sports Journalists in Libya organized a discussion forum. It was held today, Thursday, in Sebha. The forum focused on the media’s role in curbing sports fanaticism. This event is part of a series of seminars. The association is launching these across Libyan cities. Their aim is to instill sportsmanship. They also seek to reject sports fanaticism.
Club presidents participated in the seminar. Media professionals also joined. Fan associations from Sebha clubs were present. Discussions focused on sports fanaticism. Participants addressed media discourse. This discourse can fuel tension from fanaticism. It can also exacerbate extreme bias among fans. Professional mechanisms were proposed. These mechanisms aim to promote fair competition.
Naji Hilal made a special statement. He is the Chairman of the Association of Sports Journalists. He confirmed the choice of Sebha was deliberate. It reflects the association’s belief. Southern regions play a vital role in sports. The association aims to spread its message. It seeks to reach all Libyan cities with its awareness campaign.
Hilal spoke to Al-Anbaa Al-Libya newspaper. “We have a clear vision,” he said. “We want to highlight the media’s pivotal role. This role is to calm tensions. It also involves confronting fanaticism. Fanaticism harms noble sports values.”
Hilal affirmed the role of sports media. It is a key partner in building awareness. It must guide discourse towards respectful competition. It must reject hatred. Involving club presidents and fan associations is crucial. Direct dialogue builds trust. It ensures a safe sports environment. It also motivates Libyan youth.