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Minister says government machinery not modern enough to cope with fast flow of information

 JournalismPakistan.com |  Published: 17 November 2018

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Minister says government machinery not modern enough to cope with fast flow of information
Fawad Chaudhry addressed the inadequacy of government machinery in managing rapid information flow. He noted that communication remains a significant challenge for the government.

ISLAMABAD – Fawad Chaudhry, Federal Minister for Information and Broadcasting, said on Friday the flow of information was really fast and the bureaucracy and government machinery not modern to cope with it.

“One of our government’s biggest challenges is communication, which is very fast and the government machinery is not capable to respond to it,” he pointed out in the program Aaj Rana Mubashir Kay Sath on Aaj TV.

He said that the PTI’s social media teams were far more efficient than the government’s information department.

The government is unable to compete with the speedy flow of information, and this creates problems.

Key Points

  • Fawad Chaudhry discussed the speed of information flow.
  • Government machinery is outdated and struggles with communication.
  • PTI's social media teams are more efficient than the government.
  • The inability to compete with fast information creates challenges.
  • Effective communication is one of the government's biggest hurdles.

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