China international press communication centre starts

The fourth program of China International Press Communication Center (CIPCC) under China Public Diplomacy Association (CPDA) started in Beijing.

Journalists from countries around the world, especially developing countries, have been brought together on one platform to observe China and study its development.

Under the CIPCC program, about one hundred and ten journalists from more than ninety countries stayed in China from the beginning of March 2024 to the end of June 2024 and observed modern China and shared their experiences and ideas with the world. Will be able to reach.

More than 110 journalists from more than 90 countries are participating in the 2024 edition of the program, which will be held from late February to late June. In each edition of the program, journalists from around the world will learn about modern China and learn about journalism.

They come together to share their experiences in the field. CIPCC has provided accommodation and necessary support and assistance to the participants in the program. CIPCC staff will assist journalists in meeting their needs during their stay in China.

Journalists arriving in Beijing were gathered by the CIPCC in a DRC building to brief existing journalists on the upcoming event. A summary of the program was presented to the participants, a video of the previous edition of the program was shown, CIPCC director and staff as well as volunteers introduced themselves and briefed journalists.

According to the schedule, during the participants’ stay in China, CIPCC will hold lectures on China’s socio-economic development, diplomacy, science and technology, culture and other fields, journalism and internships in Chinese media. Will organize training, organize media coverage. Important domestic and diplomatic events in China, symposiums with government departments, businesses, think tanks and media and visits to selected provinces will be organized.

Director of CIPCC Yu Li answered the questions of journalists at the end of the presentations.

Journalists participating in the program are divided into certain groups based on their ethnicity and similarities. For example, Umair Rana, a journalist from Pakistan who is associated with Hum News, was placed in the Asia Pacific group.

Participant in the fourth edition of the China International Press Communication Center

 The journalists are from Asia Pacific, Africa, Central and Eastern Europe, Europe Asia, Arab, Latin America and the Caribbean region.