Inviting Tunisian journalists to discuss the parameters of professional ethics within a code of honor which would protect the practice of journalism from any abuses and would enhance the credibilityof the mass media. Setting up a joint committee between the Association of Newspaper Publishers. Its task would be to look into professional ethics and into any disputes that might arise among newspaper management and journalists. Raising the training standards, and promoting higher levels of professionalism by improving educational and re-training programs at the University. Promoting regional information through establishment of information and documentation offices in various parts of the country.
All correspondents enjoy the adequate conditions for the free exercise of their profession.
There is also a wide-ranging access for Tunisians to outside media. About 700 foreign publications and newspapers are distributed in the country. Virtually all Tunisian homes have access to radio and television. At least one fifth of homes have access to satellite television. A number of foreign companies broadcast per-pay programs.