by InTrieste
The Friuli Venezia Giulia regional government has approved a new Communication Plan designed to streamline internal operations and provide practical guidance for the public on collaborative initiatives.
Governor Massimiliano Fedriga described the plan as “a valuable tool that the Administration has adopted with the dual purpose of strengthening operational integration among offices internally while offering the community a handbook with practical guidance and regulatory references to support shared management of co-organized activities.”
Developed by the Region’s press and communications office, the plan is organized into seven chapters. It outlines the structure of internal workflows, the management of information channels, and protocols for organizing events and producing visual and multimedia content.
The plan also emphasizes the intersection of artificial intelligence and privacy. It underlines the centrality of human decision-making and compliance with both the European AI Act and the latest national regulations, as well as the newly updated journalistic code of ethics for institutional communication managed by the Region’s news agency, Regione Cronache. The plan highlights training and experimentation as key drivers of innovation within public administration.
Available on the regional government’s website, the plan also details the main actions scheduled for 2026 and sets benchmarks and objectives to measure the impact of the Region’s communication and information activities. The initiative is intended to enhance the Administration’s capacity to engage effectively with the territory it serves.
