JINAN, China, Oct 30 – More than 50 young journalists and digital content creators from 15 countries have gathered in China’s Shandong province for a regional media exchange programme.
The programme, titled “Smart Media, Youth Voices”, began in Jinan on October 26. It brings together participants from mainstream media organisations across the Asia-Pacific region.
The initiative aims to strengthen media cooperation and encourage people-to-people exchanges ahead of the upcoming Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) Economic Leaders’ Meeting.
Participants to Explore Three Shandong Cities
During the programme, participants will visit three cities: Jinan, Zibo and Qingdao.
They will take part in on-site reporting, themed discussions and media exchange sessions. These activities will give them opportunities to learn about the region’s culture, industries and development.
The group includes media professionals from countries such as South Korea, Vietnam, Malaysia and Russia.
Programme Highlights Local Culture and Technology
Participants will also explore Shandong’s cultural and economic strengths.
The programme features the province’s famous springs, ceramic heritage and coastal attractions. It also provides opportunities for dialogue and discussions about China and the wider Asia-Pacific region.
In addition, an exhibition was held alongside the opening ceremony. It showcased Shandong’s development through displays of intelligent manufacturing, locally produced goods and interactive activities related to intangible cultural heritage.
Strengthening Regional Media Cooperation
The programme is organised by Shandong Radio and Television Station and hosted by the Shandong International Communication Center.
It is being held during the year China marks as the “China Year” for APEC. The initiative also comes ahead of China’s third hosting of the APEC Economic Leaders’ Meeting.
Through shared experiences and professional discussions, the programme seeks to build stronger connections among young media professionals across the region.
Source : PR Newswire Asia | Rewritten By Minutesmy
