Wang Wenchang, Party Secretary of Committee, Hainan Station of China Media Group, attended the forum and delivered a speech
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The 5th Belt and Road Women’s Forum successfully convened in Sanya, Hainan from December 6-8. Co-hosted by the Chinese People’s Association for Friendship with Foreign Countries, the All-China Federation of Returned Overseas Chinese, and the UN Resident Coordinator Office in China, and jointly organized by the People’s Government of Sanya City, the China Friendship Foundation for Peace and Development, and the Secretariat of the Belt and Road Women’s Forum. Wang Wenchang, Party Secretary of Committee, Hainan Station of China Media Group, attended the forum and delivered a speech.
Thank you, moderator, and thank you to all the leaders and friends here.
Good morning, everyone!
Assigned by Mr. Shen Haixiong, Vice Minister of the Publicity Department of the Communist Party of China and Director of the China Media Group, I am here today to participate in the Belt and Road Women’s Forum. This is a great opportunity to engage in in-depth discussions and exchange ideas with friends on various topics. Today, we gather to share and celebrate the unique role and substantial achievements of women in the decade-long journey of the Belt and Road Initiative.
Looking forward to a bright future of the Belt and Road Initiative, we focus on ‘She Power: jointly Building and Sharing a Better Life,’ thus promoting the common development and prosperity of human society. The Belt and Road Initiative has always been a key focus of China Media Group’s coverage. In our extensive reporting, we have highlighted the stories of front-line, those who have participated in and contributed to Belt and Road cooperation, from Africa, Asia, and around the world, many of whom are women. Additionally, our female reporters, including those from CGTN and other platforms, have been active globally, delivering outstanding and competent coverage.
The Hainan branch of China Media Group, permanently stationed in Hainan for reporting, has witnessed the significance of women in the construction of the Belt and Road Initiative, particularly in our coverage of the development of the Hainan Free Trade Port. Going forward, we plan to increase our focus on females who have participated in and contributed to Belt and Road cooperation, diversifying our topics and intensifying our reporting activities. Hainan has historically been a crucial point on the Maritime Silk Road. Our recent coverage on South China Sea archeology has unearthed many artifacts confirming this fact.
The legendary ancient woman, Huang Daopo, who lived from around 1245 to 1330, is a notable figure. She learned the Li ethnic group’s textile techniques in Yazhou, Hainan, a technology that plays an important role in the Belt and Road story. Today, the great power of women in the process of building the Belt and Road is even more evident. The Hainan branch of China Media Group will strengthen cooperation with all parties, including friends from Africa and Southeast Asia, overseas Chinese groups, friendly organizations, and women’s groups. We aim to plan topics and produce reports that enhance collaboration, sharing the stories of women in the Belt and Road and the friendly exchanges in the Hainan Free Trade Port.
We look forward to your support and cooperation.
I wish the 5th Belt and Road Women's Forum a great success. Thank you, everyone!
The theme of the forum, ‘She Power: Jointly Building and Sharing a Beautiful Life,’ reflects a focus on women’s unique contributions and empowerment within the context of the Belt and Road Initiative. Organized by the Chinese People’s Association for Friendship with Foreign Countries, the All-China Federation of Returned Overseas Chinese, and the All-China Youth Federation, along with the People’s Government of Sanya City leadership, the forum brought together over 400 participants. These included the First Lady of Guyana, representatives from the United Nations, Nobel laureates in Physiology or Medicine, and ambassadors from Kyrgyzstan, Zambia, Maldives, Switzerland, Nepal, Guyana, Uganda, Mozambique, and various other countries, along with national and international business representatives.
During the forum, in-depth discussions and exchanges took place around the theme. Guests shared insights on the distinctive role played by women in the ten years since the Belt and Road Initiative was launched. They highlighted the substantial achievements of women and looked forward to the future of the initiative, advocating for women’s empowerment to foster common development and prosperity in human society.
2023 marks the tenth anniversary of the Belt and Road Initiative. Over the past decade, the Belt and Road Women’s Forum has been instrumental in showcasing the unique role of women in the development of the Belt and Road Initiative, promoting comprehensive and sustainable development for women, and enhancing people-to-people connections among the participating countries. The forum has successfully established a platform for communication and collaboration among women across the Belt and Road countries, building bridges for mutual understanding and cooperation.
Wang Wenchang, Party Secretary of Committee, Hainan Station of China Media Group, attended the forum and delivered a speech
Thank you, moderator, and thank you to all the leaders and friends here.
Good morning, everyone!
Assigned by Mr. Shen Haixiong, Vice Minister of the Publicity Department of the Communist Party of China and Director of the China Media Group, I am here today to participate in the Belt and Road Women’s Forum. This is a great opportunity to engage in in-depth discussions and exchange ideas with friends on various topics. Today, we gather to share and celebrate the unique role and substantial achievements of women in the decade-long journey of the Belt and Road Initiative.
Looking forward to a bright future of the Belt and Road Initiative, we focus on ‘She Power: jointly Building and Sharing a Better Life,’ thus promoting the common development and prosperity of human society. The Belt and Road Initiative has always been a key focus of China Media Group’s coverage. In our extensive reporting, we have highlighted the stories of front-line, those who have participated in and contributed to Belt and Road cooperation, from Africa, Asia, and around the world, many of whom are women. Additionally, our female reporters, including those from CGTN and other platforms, have been active globally, delivering outstanding and competent coverage.
The Hainan branch of China Media Group, permanently stationed in Hainan for reporting, has witnessed the significance of women in the construction of the Belt and Road Initiative, particularly in our coverage of the development of the Hainan Free Trade Port. Going forward, we plan to increase our focus on females who have participated in and contributed to Belt and Road cooperation, diversifying our topics and intensifying our reporting activities. Hainan has historically been a crucial point on the Maritime Silk Road. Our recent coverage on South China Sea archeology has unearthed many artifacts confirming this fact.
The legendary ancient woman, Huang Daopo, who lived from around 1245 to 1330, is a notable figure. She learned the Li ethnic group’s textile techniques in Yazhou, Hainan, a technology that plays an important role in the Belt and Road story. Today, the great power of women in the process of building the Belt and Road is even more evident. The Hainan branch of China Media Group will strengthen cooperation with all parties, including friends from Africa and Southeast Asia, overseas Chinese groups, friendly organizations, and women’s groups. We aim to plan topics and produce reports that enhance collaboration, sharing the stories of women in the Belt and Road and the friendly exchanges in the Hainan Free Trade Port.
We look forward to your support and cooperation.
I wish the 5th Belt and Road Women's Forum a great success. Thank you, everyone!
The theme of the forum, ‘She Power: Jointly Building and Sharing a Beautiful Life,’ reflects a focus on women’s unique contributions and empowerment within the context of the Belt and Road Initiative. Organized by the Chinese People’s Association for Friendship with Foreign Countries, the All-China Federation of Returned Overseas Chinese, and the All-China Youth Federation, along with the People’s Government of Sanya City leadership, the forum brought together over 400 participants. These included the First Lady of Guyana, representatives from the United Nations, Nobel laureates in Physiology or Medicine, and ambassadors from Kyrgyzstan, Zambia, Maldives, Switzerland, Nepal, Guyana, Uganda, Mozambique, and various other countries, along with national and international business representatives.
During the forum, in-depth discussions and exchanges took place around the theme. Guests shared insights on the distinctive role played by women in the ten years since the Belt and Road Initiative was launched. They highlighted the substantial achievements of women and looked forward to the future of the initiative, advocating for women’s empowerment to foster common development and prosperity in human society.
2023 marks the tenth anniversary of the Belt and Road Initiative. Over the past decade, the Belt and Road Women’s Forum has been instrumental in showcasing the unique role of women in the development of the Belt and Road Initiative, promoting comprehensive and sustainable development for women, and enhancing people-to-people connections among the participating countries. The forum has successfully established a platform for communication and collaboration among women across the Belt and Road countries, building bridges for mutual understanding and cooperation.