DIMAPUR — Advisor
to chief minister and chairman of Investment and Development Authority of
Nagaland (IDAN), Abu Metha, on Tuesday visited the media facilitation centre in
Kisama and held interaction with media persons.
The discussion centred on enhancing welfare of the media and
improving coverage of the Hornbill Festival at the Naga Heritage Village.
During the visit, the advisor engaged with media personnel,
from the Department of Information and Public Relations (DIPR), Doordarshan
Kohima and private media outlets, to understand their needs and challenges.
Emphasising the critical role of media in ensuring effective
communication, the advisor underscored the importance of creating conducive
working environment.
The main agenda revolved around the need for a proper and
well-equipped space for the Directorate of Information and Public Relations
with conference hall for meetings and press conferences, provision of a
dedicated media box for media personnel and additional facilities to streamline
media coverage during the ongoing festivities at Kisama, not only during the
Hornbill Festival but throughout the year.
"The media plays an essential role in connecting the
public with the rich cultural heritage displayed at Kisama. We are committed to
addressing their concerns and ensuring they have the resources needed to work
efficiently," the advisor stated further assuring that related matters
would be looked into.