ASEAN China Center (ACC) Co-hosts 2023 ASEAN-China Media Cooperation Forum

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The 2023 ASEAN-China Media Cooperation Forum was held in Wenzhou, Zhejiang Province, on 12 June 2023. The Forum was advised by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of China, co-hosted by the ASEAN-China Centre (ACC), China International Communications Group (CICG) and Zhejiang Provincial Government, under the theme of Better Connectivity and Cooperation towards Common Prosperity. H.E. Secretary General Shi Zhongjun of the ACC attended the Forum and addressed the opening ceremony. 

A total of 150 attendees including President Du Zhanyuan of CICG, H.E. Ambassador U Tin Maung Swe of Myanmar to China, H.E. Deputy Secretary-General Ekkaphab Phanthavong of ASEAN Secretariat, diplomatic envoys from the Embassies of ASEAN Member States (AMS) in China, representatives of governments, media and think tanks from AMS and China were also present.

Secretary General Shi Zhongjun stated that the ever-closer ASEAN-China ties have set a fine example of common development and international collaboration. ASEAN and Chinese media have worked closely to increase coverage on each other’s issues and bilateral relations, made a clear voice on ASEAN-China joint endeavour for peace and development, and contributed positively to the growth of ASEAN-China relations. The ACC will continue to work with all partners to further promote media cooperation.

In the keynote speech session, Director Luis Morente of the Philippine News and Information Bureau, Associate Editor Han Yong Hong of Lianhe Zaobao (Singapore), Director Christine Susanna Tjhin of Strategic Research of Gentala Institute (Indonesia), together with representatives of Xinhua News Agency, CMG, and Center for International Security and Strategy, Tsinghua University, spoke under the theme of the Forum and put forward suggestions on future media cooperation between ASEAN and China.



(Source: http://www.asean-china-center.org/english/2023-06/12030.html)






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