PS Isaboke hosts a delegation from the Public Relations Society of Kenya (PRSK) led by its President

Principal Secretary for Broadcasting and Telecommunications, Mr. Stephen Isaboke, EBS, today hosted a delegation from the Public Relations Society of Kenya (PRSK) led by its President, Mr Arik Karani, during a courtesy call at his office.
The delegation briefed the PS on preparations for the PRSK Annual Conference 2025, themed “Beyond Words: Authentic Communication that Shapes Tomorrow.” The conference will bring together communication professionals from across the country to deliberate on emerging trends, professional standards and the role of authentic communication in shaping public trust and driving national development.
PS Isaboke acknowledged the important role PRSK continues to play in advancing professionalism within the communication industry, noting that many Government Public Communication and Information Officers are active members of the Society. 
He emphasised that strengthening communication capacity within the public sector is essential to improving how Government engages citizens, communicates policies and drives uptake of programmes under the Bottom-Up Economic Transformation Agenda (BETA).
He welcomed deeper collaboration between the Ministry and PRSK in building a communication ecosystem anchored on accuracy, accountability and public interest, adding that effective communication remains central to good governance and national cohesion.
The courtesy call concluded with a shared commitment to continue working together to promote credible, impactful and citizen-focused Government communication.
Also present in the meeting was Secretary, Public Communication, Ms Patricia Ondeng.