China-Central Asia News Agency Forum Promotes Media Cooperation

The China-Central Asia News Agency Forum was held in Astana, Kazakhstan, where media leaders from China and Central Asia gathered to strengthen cooperation. The event resulted in the Astana Consensus, emphasizing commitments to cultural exchanges, media innovation, and the promotion of regional collaboration.

In a significant development for regional media collaboration, the China-Central Asia News Agency Forum took place on June 23 in Astana, Kazakhstan. The forum featured key discussions on media cooperation and concluded with a collective agreement dubbed the Astana Consensus. This initiative emerged as one of the outcomes of the recently held second China-Central Asia Summit and was hosted by the Xinhua News Agency, bringing together media heads from five Central Asian nations.

The China-Central Asia News Agency Forum has emphasized the importance of media cooperation in fostering understanding and collaboration among countries in the region. With strong backing from both Chinese leadership and Central Asian news agencies, there is a renewed focus on building connections and advancing shared goals. The Astana Consensus symbolizes a unified commitment to promote regional development, mutual respect, and cultural exchange moving forward.

Original Source: english.news.cn

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