Global South Media and Think Tank Forum Chinese-Arab Partnership Conference Opens in Cairo
- The Global South Media and Think Tank Forum Chinese-Arab Partnership Conference opened in Cairo, gathering about 250 representatives from 110 media outlets, think tanks, and institutions from China and Arab countries.
- Ahmed Aboul Gheit, secretary-general of the League of Arab States, emphasized the importance of cooperation between Chinese and Arab media and think tanks for promoting a just international order and strengthening Arab-China friendship.
- Fu Hua, president of Xinhua News Agency, highlighted the deepening strategic mutual trust and expanding cooperation between China and Arab states, pledging continued promotion of the China-Arab community with a shared future.
- Chinese Ambassador Liao Liqiang noted China's long history with Arab countries, the 70th anniversary of diplomatic relations, and expressed readiness to deepen China-Arab friendship and cooperation through this forum and ongoing diplomatic efforts.
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In a scene reflecting profound changes in the world media balance, this Wednesday morning in Cairo, the events of the South World High-level Media Forum and think tanks launched the Arab-China Partnership Conference, with the high-level participation of Egypt and China, amid the remarkable presence of prominent political and diplomatic personalities, including the Director-General of the Mauritanian News Agency, Mr. Mohamed Takiullah Al-Adham.
Global South Media and Think Tank Forum Chinese-Arab Partnership Conference opens in Cairo - Peoples' Review
President of Xinhua News Agency Fu Hua speaks at the opening ceremony of the Global South Media and Think Tank Forum Chinese-Arab Partnership Conference at the headquarters of the League of Arab States in Cairo, Egypt, May 12, 2026. The Global South Media and Think Tank Forum Chinese-Arab Partnership Conference opened here on Tuesday. The two-day event, under the theme “Pooling Wisdom, Embarking on a New Journey: Jointly Building a China-Arab Co…
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