Muxtar İmanov
Baku / 18.04.17 / Turan: On April 18, a meeting of the Public TV Broadcasting Council took place, where Mukhtar Imanov was elected chairman of this structure. It is not clear from the official communication whether there was any alternative to his candidacy. Until now, Jahangir Mammadli was in charge of the Council. A few days ago, the country's parliament elected new members of the Broadcasting Council.
At the next stage, the election of the director of the ETA should take place.
A week ago, the Broadcasting Council announced a tender for the vacancy of the CEO of OTV. Those who wish can apply to the Council on broadcasting of OTV from 12 to 22 April.
In Azerbaijan, the OTP was established in August 2005 in accordance with the obligations of Azerbaijan, taken after accession to the Council of Europe. However, in practice, OTV plays the role of state television and does not ensure a pluralism of opinions. –0--
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