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Presentation Maria Ashiqin EACD CDL 2014

EACD 2nd Coaching Day Lisbon which will be about "On Lobby & Public Affairs | A transparent added-value strategic manner of managing political communication and Issues Management". This event will be held on November 11th in partnership with EDP. We look forward to welcoming our speakers: - Yolanda Ramon, Director AGENDA Public Affairs, Inforpress - Jorge Pinto, EU Consultant and Programme Expert and Accredited Lobbyist at EC - Maria Ashiqin, Managing Director of Ethic Construction and Trading S/B and Director of Lubri Oil Corporation (M) Sdn Bhd.

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Presentation Maria Ashiqin EACD CDL 2014

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  1. Political Communication and Managing Crisis: Program Director Communication Bureau, Wanita UMNO Malaysia

  2. • Around the world, demographics, technology and development are redrawing the political landscapes. • Malaysian populations: more urbanized, more affluent and more connected. • Government now is facing complex, often global problems: The public trust in the government is collapsing and now it is confronting a similar challenge around the world. • How to keep the politics relevant? • How to keep people engaged in the democratic process?

  3. Two Parts: • How political communication change in the era of global connectivity in the lights of our recent election? • Crisis of confidence: How do the government plan to manage it?

  4. What is Political Communication?

  5. Starting point: Aristotle’s “Rhetoric & Politics” written in 350 B.C. Political messages have been noted, dissected and speculated for… Well… 2000 years.

  6. It’s all about Messages! Construction, sending, receiving, and processing messages that potentially have a direct impact or indirect impacts on politics. Who is the message sender?

  7. Key Element: “The message has a significant political effect on the thinking, beliefs, and behavior of individual, group, institution, and whole societies and the environment in which they exist”.

  8. Political Communication and Agenda Setting Process by which the news media shows to the public what is important by giving more salient to certain event and issues over other. “The H ighlighting Process”

  9. • Role of Political Communication in Agenda Setting • In Malaysia, the traditional media are heavily restricted. This is where the highlighting process occurred. • Malaysian citizens have acquired new technology. • Internet: Freedom that have been restrictive in comparison to traditional media • Internet: Campaign poster of unknown dimension

  10. 2008 Zentrum Future Studies and 3500 respondent between 21-50 proves the strong growing influence of the new media. 21-30 yr old Online Media TV Newspaper

  11. 31-40 yr old Online Media TV Newspaper

  12. Understanding Malaysian Political Scenario

  13. • 2008: Party that belonged to the government did not recognize the growing of social media. • Internet helped the opposition score electoral success • Former Prime Minister: “His biggest mistake was to ignore cyber campaigning over the internet.” • 2004: Government won by landslide 90% in holding of parliamentary seats. • So what change?

  14. New Media 2008 vs Social Media 2013 • February 2013: Prime Minister was quoted widely in the media saying that the general election in GE2013 will be the country first “SOCIAL MEDIA ELECTION”

  15. Is it really “Social Media Election?”

  16. 2008 Barisan Nasional Pakatan Rakyat -140 seats - 84 seats 2013 Barisan Nasional Pakatan Rakyat - 135 seats - 89 seats

  17. • Apart from the fact that the ruling party has managed to close gap when it comes to reaching the people through social network, and all the number of likes: It’s not social media election.

  18. • Yes. Social Media in Malaysia has change the whole spheres of political communication. • Influential in keeping political issue in the forefront in the last 5 years. • Ruling parties are unable to arrest the erosion of support from Malaysian Voters. • From the result, the ruling parties realized that they are in the crisis.

  19. Crisis and Three Significant Changes Technology Demographic Development

  20. • People are more connected than ever. • Voters in Malaysia are much better informed. • How did the government reacted on this? • How about the demographic challenge? • How do we ensure sustainable development? • The major underlying issues prior to the Election?

  21. • Practice Open Politics: Increasing participation in the political process, embracing greater transparency and improving state of democracy within the parties, reforming internal process and distancing from money politics.

  22. • Malaysian are peaceful people. • Share an instinct for unity and moderation. • Nation founded on tolerance and guided by peaceful co-existence and mutual respect. • We are striving to join the ranks of Developed Country by 2020.

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