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Former Chadian press attaché defends journalists' suitability for the role

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In an interview with Tchadinfos, former press attaché Komandegal Lazare says journalists are best placed to hold these positions in Chad’s public institutions.

Komandegal Lazare, a former press attaché in Chad, says journalists are best placed to carry out the tasks assigned to press attachés. He spoke in an interview published on Tuesday by Tchadinfos.

His remarks come as the choice of press attachés in public institutions is prompting debate and reaction, according to Tchadinfos. The discussions focus on professional skills, communication experience and the criteria for appointment to the post.

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