Cai Wu (R), minister of the
Information Office of the State Council, speaks at the Sino-British
Media Forum in London April 16, 2007. Cai hoped China and Britain
will strengthen media exchanges for mutual understanding and
friendship. [photo by Chen Fafen/chinadaily.com.cn] |
Cai Wu (C), minister of the
Information Office of the State Council, speaks at the Sino-British Media
Forum in London April 16, 2007. Cai hoped China and Britain will
strengthen media exchanges for mutual understanding and friendship.
[cnphoto]
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LONDON -- Visiting Chinese State Council Information Office Minister Cai Wu
said on Monday that China would strengthen media exchanges and cooperation with
Britain with a view to enhancing mutual understanding and friendship between the
two peoples.
Since China and Britain have enjoyed healthy and stable development of their
bilateral relations, media organizations from two countries are increasingly
paying more heed to each other so as to meet information requirements by their
peoples respectively, Cai said at the Sino-British Media Forum.
Cai said that strengthening media exchanges between the two countries would
enable Chinese and British peoples to have a better understanding on other
country's history, culture and development.
The two countries have great prospects and potential for media exchanges and
cooperation, he said.
Since Beijing and London are about to hold Olympic Games in 2008 and 2012
respectively, he hoped that this could enhance media cooperation between China
and Britain, Cai added.
Representatives from major media organizations of China and Britain attended
the Sino-British Media Forum held in London on Monday, which was chaired by
Rober Thomson, editor in chief of The Times.
On Sunday, British Prime Minister Tony Blair met with Cai and his media
delegation at the 10 Downing Street.
During the meeting, Blair said such a Chinese media delegation visiting UK
would certainly further enhance the mutual understanding between the two
peoples, and improve the development of Sino-British relations.
Cai and his delegation from Chinese major media organizations are in London
for culture and media exchanges between the two countries.
British Prime Minister Tony Blair shakes hands with Cai Wu,
minister of Information Office of China's State Council at 10 Downing
Street in LondonApril 15, 2007. [photo by Chen Fafen/
chinadaily.com.cn]
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