Presidency denies media reports on federal board appointments

PRESIDENCY DENIES MEDIA REPORTS ON FEDERAL BOARD APPOINTMENTS

The presidency has issued a statement denying recent media reports on the appointment of new members to various federal boards and agencies.

According to the statement, the reports are "completely false and misleading" and are intended to create unnecessary controversy and confusion.

The presidency emphasized that all appointments to federal boards and agencies are made in accordance with the relevant laws and regulations, and are subject to rigorous vetting and approval processes.

The statement also noted that the presidency is committed to transparency and accountability, and that all appointments are made in the best interests of the country and its people.

The presidency urged the public to rely on official sources of information and to ignore any reports that are not based on fact.

FULL TEXT OF THE STATEMENT

"The presidency has taken note of recent media reports on the appointment of new members to various federal boards and agencies. We wish to categorically deny these reports as completely false and misleading.

These reports are intended to create unnecessary controversy and confusion, and are not based on fact. All appointments to federal boards and agencies are made in accordance with the relevant laws and regulations, and are subject to rigorous vetting and approval processes.

We want to assure the public that the presidency is committed to transparency and accountability, and that all appointments are made in the best interests of the country and its people.

We urge the public to rely on official sources of information and to ignore any reports that are not based on fact. We will continue to provide accurate and timely information to the public through official channels.

Thank you."