PUBLIC RELATIONS

In an increasingly competitive world many regions of the world are seeking to assert their identity and characteristics more clearly in order to ensure better positioning and a positive image of their structure both with foreigners and with their own environment. But in today's communications age consumers have instant and spontaneous access to the reality of the world and this has a major influence on their perception.So how can we fail to recognize the gap that exists between on the one hand a practice focused on representing particular interests through persuasive communication that resembles propaganda or manipulation and on the other hand two-way communication dedicated to finding mutually satisfactory common ground for all parties involved.