Workshop held for Myanmar Journalists in Yunnan and Beijing

On June 26, the 2017 Workshop for Myanmar Journalists kicked off in Kunming.

The workshop is attended by 20 journalists from 19 Myanmar media. The participants made learning and exchange trips in Kunming and Beijing.

During the 11-day workshop, Myanmar journalists and Chinese government officials, scholars and media experts exchanged views on the Belt and Road Initiative, China-Myanmar relations, global media development trends, international media cooperation and other topics of common concern.

Wang Dongmei, the Secretary of All-China Journalists Association, said at the opening ceremony that news media, by communicating information, reflecting public opinions and promoting people-to-people exchanges, have played an important role in enhancing mutual understanding between Chinese and Myanmar people. The Workshop for Myanmar Journalists is an important measure for strengthening and promoting the news media exchanges between China and Myanmar. Wang hoped that China and Myanmar will deepen the training, increase bilateral news exchanges and improve the level of exchanges and cooperation.

 “Media are an important part of China-Myanmar cooperation,” the General Secretary of Myanmar Journalists Association Latt Latt Soe said while attending the workshop. She hoped that Myanmar journalists could learn a lot of knowledge through this workshop. And She also expected China to provide Myanmar journalists with more learning and exchanging opportunities in the future.

A representative of Yunnan Journalists Association said, the workshop is an important platform for the dialogues and pragmatic cooperation between Chinese and Myanmar media. The China-Myanmar media cooperation model is already showing results and promises great prospects for further exchanges and cooperation.

Since 2015, the Workshop for Myanmar Journalists has been held for three sessions. 40 journalists from nearly 30 Myanmar media have taken part in them. These sessions have effectively promoted China-Myanmar exchanges and have received extensive attention and wide praises.

 

 

Workshop held for Myanmar Journalists in Yunnan and Beijing

On June 26, the 2017 Workshop for Myanmar Journalists kicked off in Kunming. The workshop is attended by 20 journalists from 19 Myanmar media. The participants made learning and exchange trips in Kunming and Beijing. During the 11-day workshop, Myanmar journalists and Chinese government officials, scholars and media experts exchanged views on the Belt and Road Initiative, China-Myanmar relations, global media development trends, international media cooperation and other topics of common concern. Wang Dongmei, the Secretary of All-China Journalists Association, said at the opening ceremony that news media, by communicating information, reflecting public opinions and promoting people-to-people exchanges, have played an important role in enhancing mutual understanding between Chinese and Myanmar people. The Workshop for Myanmar Journalists is an important measure for strengthening and promoting the news media exchanges between China and Myanmar. Wang hoped that China and Myanmar will deepen the training, increase bilateral news exchanges and improve the level of exchanges and cooperation. Media are an important part of China-Myanmar cooperation, the General Secretary of Myanmar Journalists Association Latt Latt Soe said while attending the workshop. She hoped that Myanmar journalists could learn a lot of knowledge through this workshop. And She also expected China to provide Myanmar journalists with more learning and exchanging opportunities in the future. A representative of Yunnan Journalists Association said, the workshop is an important platform for the dialogues and pragmatic cooperation between Chinese and Myanmar media. The China-Myanmar media cooperation model is already showing results and promises great prospects for further exchanges and cooperation. Since 2015, the Workshop for Myanmar Journalists has been held for three sessions. 40 journalists from nearly 30 Myanmar media have taken part in them. These sessions have effectively promoted China-Myanmar exchanges and have received extensive attention and wide praises.