- Department of Public Relations and Media Affairs: Manages the public image of the government and its ministries, handling media relations, press releases, and official statements. It works closely with the President to ensure consistent messaging.
- Department of Government Communications: Coordinates and standardizes communication across all ministries, ensuring that government messaging is clear, coherent, and aligned with the administration’s goals.
- Department of Digital Media and Online Engagement: Focuses on digital communication strategies, including social media, websites, and online platforms. It ensures that the government effectively engages with the public in the digital space.
- Department of Crisis Communication and Rapid Response: Specializes in handling communications during emergencies, crises, or unexpected events. This department is responsible for delivering timely and accurate information to the public and managing the government’s response in high-pressure situations.
- Department of Speechwriting and Presidential Communications: Works directly with the President to craft speeches, official statements, and communications. It ensures that the President’s voice is consistently reflected across all public addresses.
- Department of Internal Communications: Ensures effective communication within the government, facilitating the flow of information between ministries, departments, and the President’s office. It focuses on internal newsletters, reports, and inter-ministerial memos.
- Department of Strategic Messaging and Campaigns: Develops and implements communication campaigns that align with government policies and initiatives. This department works on long-term messaging strategies to support national programs and policy goals.
- Department of Public Information and Transparency: Responsible for disseminating information to the public, ensuring transparency and openness in government operations. It handles public inquiries, freedom of information requests, and the publication of government data.
- Department of Regional Messaging and Cultural Outreach: Tailors government messaging to resonate with different regional and cultural audiences, ensuring that communication is relevant and effectively delivered in a tone and manner that reflects the unique characteristics of each region.
- Department of National Broadcasting and Media Oversight: Oversees public broadcasting services, regulates national media outlets, and ensures that government messages are accurately and widely disseminated across television, radio, and other traditional media platforms. It promotes a balanced media environment and supports government initiatives.
- Department of Audience Research and Analytics: Focuses on gathering and analyzing data about public opinion, media consumption habits, and the effectiveness of government messaging. This department uses surveys, focus groups, and digital analytics to inform and refine communication strategies, ensuring they are resonating with the intended audiences.
- Department of Visual and Creative Media: Specializes in the production of visual content, including videos, graphics, and other multimedia materials. This department ensures that the government’s messages are not only clear but also engaging and visually appealing, helping to capture the public’s attention.
- Department of Educational and Public Awareness Campaigns: Develops and implements educational campaigns on various national issues, such as public health, environmental conservation, and civic duties. This department works closely with other ministries to create and distribute content that informs and educates the public.
- Department of Community Engagement and Grassroots Communication: Focuses on direct communication with local communities, organizing town halls, public forums, and outreach programs. This department ensures that the government’s messages are effectively communicated at the grassroots level, and that feedback from communities is collected and considered.
- Department of Policy Communication and Interpretation: Ensures that complex government policies are communicated in a way that is easy for the general public to understand. This department breaks down and simplifies legal and policy language, making sure that citizens can clearly grasp the implications of new laws, regulations, and initiatives.
- Department of Historical Archives and Documentation: Maintains and preserves records of all government communications, including speeches, press releases, and media campaigns. This department ensures that there is a clear historical record of the government’s communications and that these records are accessible for future reference and research.
- Department of Inter-Ministerial Communication Liaison: Acts as the central point of contact for communication between different ministries, ensuring that information flows smoothly and that there is consistency in messaging across all governmental branches. This department helps to prevent miscommunication and duplication of efforts among ministries.