Bangkok:The Ministry of Justice has initiated the "MOJ MEET THE PRESS" event with the aim of strengthening proactive communication with key media partners.
According to Thai News Agency, the event was launched by the Minister of Justice, Police Lieutenant General Ruddhaphol Naovarat, and the Permanent Secretary of Justice, Mr. Piyasiri Wattanavarangkul, at the Ratchaphruek Club in Bangkok. This initiative aims to unite media efforts to enhance the communication of the justice system and effectively reach the public.
Police Lieutenant General Ruttapol emphasized the importance of media as a crucial ally in delivering justice to society. He introduced a new public relations policy focused on accuracy, clarity, and timeliness, ensuring that citizens have access to information about their rights and government assistance. The Ministry is committed to supporting media efforts to maintain transparency and accountability.
The Permanent Secretary highlighted the importance of digital communication that resonates with the public and media, stressing the need for accuracy, speed, and simplicity. The Ministry's PR work will now focus on creating impactful communication that addresses public needs, embracing change and innovation to transform the Thai government's communication system.
A notable feature of the event was gathering direct feedback from media personnel to develop more effective information dissemination channels, aiming to reform government public relations in alignment with the digital age.