The Iraqi Satellite Channel and its Role in Shaping University Youth's Knowledge of Governmental performance survey
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This study aims to know the role of Al-Iraqiya satellite channel in shaping university youth’s knowledge about the performance of the Iraqi government in the political, security and economic fields, with an indication of the areas of focus and the most important programs to which they are exposed.
The research belongs to the descriptive research that followed the public survey method to reach the objectives of the study, and adopted a court questionnaire of specialized experts, which was applied to a sample of (400) students from Iraqi universities. Most notably, the student segment is not permanently exposed to Al-Iraqiya channel, knowing that it is the official media channel, and the results of the study showed that the discrepancy between permanent and intermittent exposure to Al-Iraqiya is smallThe percentage (49%) of the sample discusses the knowledge that they obtain with others, and presents the largest proportion of the sample to the newsletter on Al-Iraqiya channel. In government performance, with knowledge of the political performance, security performance, crime control, and economic performance of the Iraqi government.
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