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Yahoo
24-06-2025
- Politics
- Yahoo
Forum held to promote cooperation between China, Central Asia news agencies
ASTANA, Kazakhstan, June 24, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- This is a report from Xinhuanet: The China-Central Asia News Agency Forum was held Sunday in Astana, Kazakhstan, featuring discussions on media cooperation and the adoption of a consensus. As one of the outcomes of the recently concluded second China-Central Asia Summit, the forum was initiated and hosted by Xinhua News Agency. It was attended by heads of media outlets from five Central Asian countries, namely, Kazakhstan President's TV and Radio Complex, Kabar News Agency of Kyrgyzstan, Khovar News Agency of Tajikistan, Media Turkmen News Agency and Uzbekistan National News Agency. Presiding over the forum, Fu Hua, president of Xinhua News Agency, noted that under the joint guidance of Chinese President Xi Jinping and the leaders of Central Asian countries, China-Central Asia exchanges and cooperation are embracing a new and significant historical opportunity, showing a promising future. Fu said the news agencies of the six countries have the responsibility and obligation to promote the China-Central Asia Spirit, advocate for high-quality development of regional cooperation, and tell the story of China-Central Asia cooperation well. He called on enhancing people-to-people and cultural exchanges and mutual learning among civilizations, advancing media technology innovation and collaboration, and deepening communication among news agencies to contribute to building a China-Central Asia community with a shared future. Leaders of the Central Asian news agencies highly praised the forum for its important role in enhancing mutual understanding and strengthening cooperation. They expressed their willingness to continue deepening exchanges and collaboration with Chinese media, including Xinhua, jointly promote the China-Central Asia Spirit, and contribute to promoting mutual learning among civilizations and achieving shared development. Raushan Kazhibayeva, director of the Kazakhstan President's TV and Radio Complex, noted the successful convening of the second China-Central Asia Summit has pointed the way for the development of relations between Central Asian countries and China. She said the forum vividly reflects the good-neighborly friendship and deep ties between Central Asia and China, and called on the media to support and promote the implementation of summit outcomes in the information field. Mederbek Shermetaliev, director of the Kabar News Agency of Kyrgyzstan, said that the Belt and Road Initiative has opened new prospects for win-win cooperation between China and Central Asia. Strengthened information exchange and cooperation among all parties will help present an objective, truthful, and multidimensional image of the Central Asian countries and China, he added. Underlining fruitful outcome of China-Central Asia media cooperation, Subhiddin Shamsiddinzoda, director of Tajikistan's Khovar News Agency, said continued in-depth exchanges are expected on topics such as cultivating media talent, enhancing partnerships of universities and developing the creative industry. Bekdurdy Amansaryev, general director of Media Turkmen News Agency, said that all parties should set an example in establishing an information partnership based on mutual respect, equality and mutual benefit. Noting that new technologies have expanded the space for media cooperation, he expected to strengthen collaboration in new media and promote digital transformation. Abdusaid Kuchimov, director general of the Uzbekistan National News Agency, highlighted media's important role in strengthening bilateral and multilateral cooperation between Central Asian countries and China. The gathering of Central Asian and Chinese media partners for close cooperation is significant for jointly addressing challenges, he added. The participants said that in today's world, which is marked by intertwined turmoil and rampant disinformation, Chinese and Central Asian media should stand closely united and intensify cooperation in areas such as news exchange, content dissemination, and technological innovation to foster a positive public opinion environment for regional peace and development. The forum concluded with the adoption of the Astana Consensus of the China-Central Asia News Agency Forum. View original content to download multimedia: SOURCE Xinhuanet Error in retrieving data Sign in to access your portfolio Error in retrieving data Error in retrieving data Error in retrieving data Error in retrieving data
Russia Today
18-06-2025
- Politics
- Russia Today
Putin reveals granddaughter speaks fluent Chinese
Interest in the Chinese language is growing in Russia, President Vladimir Putin told journalists on the sidelines of the SPIEF 2025 forum, revealing that his own granddaughter speaks the language fluently with her tutor from Beijing. During a late-night Q&A session with heads of international news agencies, the president of Xinhua News Agency, Fu Hua, asked President Putin about the deepening humanitarian exchanges between China and Russia – and the Russian leader's remark last year that his 'family members are interested in China, and some of them are learning Chinese.' 'When I mentioned that some of my close relatives are studying Chinese, I was referring to my granddaughter, who has a teacher from Beijing and speaks fluently with her in Chinese,' Putin said. 'My daughter, back in the early 2000s, started proactively learning Chinese – just because she wanted to. She hired a teacher and studied,' he added. The Russian president noted that over 50,000 Chinese students are studying in Russia, and more than 21,000 Russian students are studying in China, adding that universities in both nations enjoy direct contacts, further reinforcing ties and 'contacts in all fields' between the two countries.
South China Morning Post
18-02-2025
- Business
- South China Morning Post
China's Xinhua seeks to work with Japan's Kyodo amid push to boost views on ties
Chinese state news agency Xinhua said it would deepen cooperation with Japan's Kyodo News as Beijing aimed to create a 'favourable public opinion environment' for Sino-Japanese ties . Xinhua's president Fu Hua met his Kyodo counterpart Toru Mizutani in Tokyo on Monday. Fu said Beijing was willing to 'further strengthen exchanges and cooperation' between China's official news agency and Kyodo, especially in new media and technology, according to a Xinhua report on Monday. 'As important media organisations in China and Japan, [we] have witnessed and participated in the development of bilateral relations,' Fu said. 'We should jointly work to promote people-to-people exchanges, enhance mutual trust and contribute to the steady and long-term development of China-Japan relations.' According to Xinhua, Mizutani praised the history of friendly exchanges between the two media organisations and expressed hope that they would strengthen their collaboration, continue to improve exchanges and promote bilateral cooperation to 'achieve more fruitful outcomes'. When Xinhua launched a Japanese language service in 2018, the Chinese news agency announced it would carry content from Kyodo News Digital and Kyodo News Images. As of Tuesday afternoon, Kyodo had not reported on the meeting in English or Chinese.
