Chiang mai: MCOT is actively transferring communication techniques to the third generation of 'COMMU MAX' trainees. MCOT Public Company Limited remains committed to creating a better communication society by sending two quality news professionals to share their news experience in Chiang Mai, contributing to the development of a new generation of government communicators through the COMMU MAX program, Batch 3.

According to Thai News Agency, MCOT Public Company Limited organized the 3rd 'COMMU MAX' training course at the Mercure Hotel in Chiang Mai. Over 100 government communication professionals from Chiang Mai, Lamphun, and Lampang participated to enhance their capabilities in modern public relations and communication.

For this event, MCOT sent two quality news personalities to share their experiences. Mr. Peerapol Anutrotsothi from the "Sure Before Sharing" center helped strengthen the ability to verify information and ensure its accuracy before presentation. He was joined by Ms. Vanessa Samakshruthi, a news anchor, who shared techniques for building a personal brand and becoming an intensive, knowledge-based influencer throughout the day. The aim was to help government communicators improve their media production so that the public receives the maximum benefit from news and information.