Community Communications Department to serve as intermediary for Johor government, using social media to reach youth with development updates.
MUAR: The Community Communications Department stands ready to act as an intermediary for promoting Johor’s development projects through various media platforms.Director-General Datuk Ismail Yusop stated that the department’s current approach prioritises social media to effectively engage younger audiences.“It is J-KOM’s duty to inform about such developments,” he told Bernama after the Jauhar MADANI programme at Tunku Mahkota Ismail Youth Centre.
The department also plans to establish WhatsApp and Telegram groups at district level to further expand its reach.Ismail emphasised that J-KOM was established specifically to help ministries, state governments and agencies ensure project information reaches all societal levels.Mohamad Fazli Mohamad Salleh officially requested the department’s assistance in promoting development projects during his opening speech.
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