In an official announcement today, Prime Minister Hon. Philip J. Pierre is pleased to introduce Ms Melissa Paul as the newly appointed Press Secretary to the Prime Minister. Ms. Paul will succeed Maundy Lewis in this crucial role.
With an extensive background in linguistics and journalism, Ms. Melissa Paul brings a wealth of experience and a fresh perspective to the Office of the Press Secretary.
Her appointment reflects Prime Minister Pierre’s commitment to open and transparent communication with the media and the public.
In her inaugural address at a press briefing earlier today, Ms. Melissa Paul outlined a comprehensive vision for enhancing government-media relations.
She expressed her gratitude for the opportunity to serve as the liaison between the government and the media, emphasizing the importance of transparency and accountability in a vibrant democracy.
In her speech, Ms. Paul articulated a multi-faceted approach to her role as Press Secretary, underlining her commitment to open and honest communication with the media.
A significant part of this commitment involves proactively sharing government information, not solely reacting to inquiries.
The intent is to foster a constructive, two-way relationship with the media, recognizing their crucial role as both guardians of democracy and informants of the public.
The address also highlighted the newly appointed Press Secretary’s intention to harness modern technology and digital channels to expand the government’s reach and accessibility.
This includes interactive social media engagement and data visualization to make complex issues more comprehensible to the public.
In conclusion, Ms. Paul reaffirmed the mission of the Press Secretary’s office: to uphold principles of transparency, accountability, and accessibility, and to work collaboratively with the media to engage citizens and address their concerns effectively.
The appointment of Ms. Melissa Paul as Press Secretary has been met with enthusiasm and anticipation from both government officials and the media.
Prime Minister Pierre thanked Ms. Lewis for her service.
About Melissa Paul:
Melissa Paul brings a wealth of experience to the Press Secretary role, with a media and linguistics background. Appointed by Prime Minister Hon. Philip J. Pierre, Melissa promotes transparency, accountability, and open communication between the government and the media.
SOURCE: Office of the Prime Minister
Obviously needs her. But will she say the same nonsense for the paycheck? Probably.
From DBS to Press Secretary. I’m all for career advancement. But I just can’t help but observe that this government has made a name for itself in scouting all the media talent from private media houses. Soon there will be no private media. Government will collect all the media workers.
Where is Maundy going?
Hmmmm.Oddly enough all the media workers who pushed anti government propaganda last elections are all employed by government.
That’s a hell of a coincidence
Congratulations, your introductory speech was very well spoken, clear, articulate , empowering and precise, I look forward to your future press releases!
Maundy is now a Communications Attache, Rehani is Communications Officer, Ms. Paul here is Press Secretary. Don’t blame you PM, clearly you need all the help you can get. Hope they tell you don’t say “I don’t know” when you’re asked, how much will it cost to complete St. Jude’s”
Every time Pip opens his mouth, ‘stupid fly out’ (much like ti Chas) and everyone realizes he is being controlled by his ventriloquist (Kenny or massa?).
This event to hire a professional puppet is a smart move (perhaps too late) on his part; a buffer (plausible deniability) between himself and the voters, in preparation for the next game of musical election chairs.