You should ensure public relations on its commitment to all diplomatic principles to help them Gain all parties associated with the institution because of the various activities of public relations.
The institution represents the fundamental pillar in building its strategic relationship system, and to be.
PR does not care about the immediate results it achieves as a result of its day-to-day interaction
Their attention towards adaptation and harmony Walt link between the institution and all of their audiences no matter how varied, For this, they need to possess dozens of skills in order to represent the institution in all directions and policies and trends in the best possible image.
Since the public relations function of the institution is to build a reputation, it represents the entity that can be considered as the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the institution that is keen to represent them honorably.
In all circles with which relations and interests are associated, public relations diplomacy is a science existing relationships between the institution and other parties associated with it are keen to coordinate all, your organization's external relations.
At the end of this course the participants will be able to:
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