Police, NAB, IB officers receive practical training in press briefings at ISA
Officials from Pakistan's National Police Academy, NAB, and IB participated in a workshop at the Information Service Academy to improve their media relations and press briefing skills. The training focused on effective communication, maintaining composure under pressure, and building public trust.
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Improving the communication capabilities of law enforcement and government agencies is essential for transparency and public relations in a democratic framework.
ISLAMABAD - Officers from the National Police Academy, National Accountability Bureau (NAB), and Intelligence Bureau (IB) Academy received practical training on conducting press briefings, responding to journalists' questions, and sharing information with the public during a workshop held at the Information Service Academy (ISA) on Thursday.
The workshop, titled "Holding Press Briefings by Public/Police Officials", was attended by Executive Director General Ms. Samina Farzin and officers from the participating institutions.
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Director ISA Ms. Mehrin Liaqat briefed the participants on the working of the Ministry of Information and Broadcasting and the role of the academy in providing professional training.
Deputy Director Mr. Adnan Akram Bajwa delivered a presentation on effective media management, explaining how officials could prepare for press briefings, respond to challenging questions, and communicate accurate information to journalists and the public.
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