Beijing – China’s advances in the economic and technical fields are being highlighted as East Asian countries are prepared to launch a new phase of substantial international media exchange programme in the first half of 2025.
A considerable congressional assembly of journalists from dozens of countries around the world, including Iran, has convened in Beijing to participate in the China International Press and Communications Centre (CIPCC) program.
The China Public Diplomacy Association (CPDA) coordinates international events that occur every other year and are extended over four months. The initiative is designed to create platforms for media representatives from various countries, particularly developing countries, gain insight into China and explore its developmental progress.
Participants will gain a deeper understanding of Chinese history, culture and contemporary issues through a series of workshops, training sessions and cultural activities. They have the opportunity to exchange their experiences and perspectives with their Chinese peers.
China’s economic development is incredible. Currently, advances in artificial intelligence, communications, and various other sectors in China are impressive. The country has emerged as a major force in the global transition to green energy. This advancement reflects China’s dedication to technological innovation as a fundamental component of future expansion. The shift to high-quality development, emphasizing innovation and sustainability, is poised to have a major impact on the global economy. In other words, it acts as a game changer.
In late December last year, the World Bank issued a report, raising forecasts for China’s economic growth in 2024 and 2025. The World Bank revised China’s forecast for economic growth in 2024 to 4.9%. . This occurs despite attempts to hinder the progress of Western countries, particularly the United States.
Since taking office in January this year, President Donald Trump has shown he will not draw a punch in “opposing China.” Trump imposes a 10% tariff on all imports from China, in addition to existing taxes.
Nevertheless, China is progressing towards modernization and economic progress through a clear approach that diverges from Western-centric models and concepts of development. China’s notable advances are rooted in its own internal circumstances and cultural foundations as well as its own historical background and experience.
China, currently the world’s second largest economy, is projected to become the world’s leading economy by 2035.
China’s rapid economic progress and prosperity of prosperity presents an alternative economic and political framework, not only as a source of inspiration in developing countries, but also in contrast to the West-centered development model.
The CIPCC programme provides a valuable opportunity for journalists to highlight China’s developmental journey despite efforts by the West to hinder its progress.