Dimapur: Nagaland’s district public relations officers, assistant public relations officers and information assistants were trained to upgrade their skills and knowledge to enable them to better serve the public and effectively communicate the government’s initiatives and policies at a two-day skill upgradation training at the directorate of information and public relations in Kohima.
The training covered various aspects of public relations, communication strategies, and the evolving role of the DIPR in the digital age.
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Speaking on the last day of the training on Thursday, IPR director Dzüvinuo Theünuo exhorted the officers and staff to know their foundation and reinvent them to meet the changing demands of the times.
She stressed that as government officials, they are responsible for being the spokespersons of the government, a role that should be kept in mind.
IPR’s additional director Kevizayano, in her opening remarks, acknowledged the need for improvement among the officers of the department.
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She emphasised the importance of commitment, dedication, and maintaining good interpersonal relationships within the department.
Akashvani Kohima news editor Asonuo spoke on media relations and work ethics for public sector officers during the first session.
She stressed ethical conduct which as government officials should adhere to a certain set of principles. She also asked the trainees to keep the deadline of reports in mind and be committed to their jobs.
IPR deputy director Hongpi Konyak asked the participants to highlight the achievements and policies of the government and be the bridge between the government and the public.