Jebli: “The door of the radio is open to everyone” is not a slogan, it is a declaration of need / The type of cooperation with Ferdowsi-Pour is two-sided

According to a Fars News Agency radio and television correspondent, Peyman Jebli, head of the Islamic Republic of Iran Broadcasting Organization, in a student meeting held today on the occasion of the anniversary of the liberation of Khorramshahr at Sharif University of Technology, commemorating the anniversary of the liberation of Khorramshahr on June 23 and welcomed the student transformation plan “Attending Sharif University is different from other universities,” he said. With over one hundred and ten accelerators and innovative companies, this university is ranked first among domestic universities in the last eight years. But I asked you to bring your desired transformation plan in the form of an executive plan before the meeting, and then we will reach a conclusion, but we have not received anything since that day. Despite this, I proudly preferred to be here. There were periods when these meetings were held with limited people and were broadcast only on the news network.

Radio is a trustee of the identity, history and honors of the people

Referring to the trustworthiness of the identity and history of the people in the radio, the head of the national media added: “We have been involved in a soft war for more than two decades and one of its goals is to prevent the real progress of the country.” Many of our devices are involved in this soft war in areas such as art and cinema. We also have a heavy responsibility to cover the scientific currents and the efforts of elite professors and young people and knowledge-based companies. One has to ask how much of our university’s achievements have been paid for in the national media over the years? Sada-e Azadi is a trustee of the identity, history and honors of all segments of the people and every single eighty million Iranians.

We broadcast the slogan “Shame on us, shame on us, our radio”

In response to another question about the broadcast of the popular protests, he said: “We broadcast the protests in Isfahan.” While some did not want to be broadcast, they themselves drew a line for the radio station the week after the broadcast. Because they wanted people to come to the bottom of the street. We also broadcast the slogan “Shame on us, shame on us, our radio”. Of course, every media outlet in the world has a model for covering protest news, and we are no exception. Each of these protests requires a model.

Responding to criticism about the quality of the national media’s coverage of the preferred currency, he said: “I accept the criticism that the share of cash should have increased in the issue of preferred currency.” But if the plan is implemented properly, no official will say, “We found out on Friday morning.” The suspicions we asked were exactly the suspicions of the people.

Regarding the coverage of the Metropolitan incident in Abadan and the coverage of the protests, Peyman Jebli said: “We lined up the news network for the metropolis, but at the same time, there was a request and request from everywhere to pay attention to this issue for an hour or two, and the same amount of coverage.” Enough. The reflection of the protest has details that we can think about if we sometimes sit around a table.

How much luxury content can you have?

The head of the radio also said about the content of low music and poor serials broadcast on television: “The virus that caused these effects to be seen in the content of the media was that the antenna had to be filled at any cost.” But how much luxury content can there be? Over the last two decades, we have turned to filling the antenna at any cost, and we have not paid attention to the content and layers hidden in the text. We have not been able to maintain either authority or quality. The audience does not like it either and it is natural that they turn their backs on us. To eliminate these complications, the same surgery is needed to remove the virus. Authority should not be obtained at any cost. An authority that wants to inject incorrect content into society is not good. The first letter is the content.

We are looking to turn red lines into green lines

Regarding the use of the transformation document in the radio, Jebli stated: The reason for the delay in presenting the transformation document was the use and application of the opinions of experts, elites and experts. We expect the university to be with the radio station to present and carry out the transformation document. We generally have three approaches to change. The principle is content in this direction and requires patience and time. The production cycle is gradually evolving. Content will replace quantity. In the transformation plan of the radio station, we are looking to turn red lines into green lines, and the content vector, attractiveness, quantity will replace the vector quantity, attractiveness and content. For us, originality is with content, and in this direction, change will occur gradually, and it requires patience, endurance and enough time.

Tahmasb, Hayati and Attaran; None are underlined

In response to the absence of some figures, such as Hayati, Jebli said: Hayati was on the air during my term and I extended his retirement. I am sure that Sada-e Azadi has no problem with him and he has retired. The abilities we expect from a news anchor may be better helped by a younger face. Iraj Tahmasb has also grown up and is the capital of radio and television. Red Hat is a registered trademark of the organization. The issue is something else. This year we were supposed to serve him for Eid, but something went wrong for them. I assure you that Tahmaseb, Hayati and Attaran are not among the red pens.

Ferdowsipour is one of the assets of Sada-o-Sima, but he must accept the rules!

The head of the national media, while answering a question about cooperation with Adel Ferdowsipour, said: “The issue of Adel Ferdowsipour’s absence during my tenure in the organization has not occurred.” Three years have passed since that story and I am now in charge. On the other hand, if I was in that situation, I would try to use all of his capacities and not to cooperate with him. At the moment, this issue is completely bilateral, and both sides must follow each other’s rules in order to cooperate. Adel Ferdowsipour is one of the assets of the Radio and Television Organization. I have had a personal conversation with Mr. Ferdowsipour and I will do my best to use such funds.

All managers are subject to change

Regarding the non-change of the head of Channel 3, Peyman Jebli also said: The managers of health networks, Panj and other networks have not changed either. We can not say that Mr. Foroughi must change. Why? Because Mr. Ferdowsipour’s problem has arisen. Should our criteria for retaining and dismissing a manager be just one issue? Everyone is subject to change and we have not entered into a brotherhood with any manager. We judge everyone by their actions. Even I am subject to change.

“Hello Commander” is an ideological work

The head of the Radio and Television also explained about the high level of broadcasting of the anthem “Hello Commander” on TV and its ideological nature: “They said” Hello Commander “is ideological. Yes, is ideology bad? Oscar issued a statement yesterday saying that one of the criteria for judging is that the creators of the works believe in homosexuality. Is not this the imposition of ideology? Why ideology is wrong when it comes to us. If we believe that our ideology is Islam and the Islamic Revolution, then we are proud of it. This ideology must be present in the current media content.

Our heart is also in the blood commercial

Peyman Jebli, in connection with the issue of the high volume of commercial advertisements on the radio, noted: “Our hearts are also full of blood on this issue.” Commercial advertising is good in terms of introducing the country’s products, but it is bad because we have to tolerate content that gets the soul of the audience.

Asked about the national media’s unequivocal support for the government in removing the preferred currency, he added: “The budget law required the former government to implement the removal of the preferred currency.” The 13th government is enforcing the law. If he does not do this, the wealth of the people will be wasted. There may be pressure for a while, but if we do not, the economy will not be saved. This is in the interest of the lower deciles of society. The government’s economic view has been that it should be eliminated, and we as the media should promote the view that what is the harm of a preferred currency that no one agrees with.

At the end of the meeting, students and attendees continued to make suggestions, recommendations and questions to the head of the national media in an informal atmosphere.

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