In fact, everyone is concerned and I do not think the right solution will necessarily come from a single person. The media must be present, because they are the ones who are going to have to make the decisions and choose the direction of their work. Journalists, who are employees, also have to participate. The unions and people in the communities have a place at the table too. This meeting is as much for the political actors as for the community actors.
I am going to reiterate what was said earlier about local journalism outside urban centres. Quite often, people in the community sector are the ones most affected by the crisis in the media. When they need to inform the public about something, but they have no local media because local media have disappeared or been moved to the major centres, these people are no longer able to get their messages to the public.
Everybody has to work together. Everybody has to pull in the same direction, and this is somewhat why we chose this approach. We believe it is important to support media education and to pull in that direction. Essentially, we are training young people who are going to be working in this field. We really want to get everyone's support for this idea.