Pakistan and China have agreed to strengthen ties and launch joint transmission projects to effectively address false news and misinformation.
This agreement was reached during a meeting between the Federal Minister of Information of Pakistan and the transmission of Attaullah Tarar and the deputy director of the Advertising Department of the Central Committee of the CPC and the secretary of the Party of the National Administration of Radio and Television (Nrta) of the Minister of China, Cao Shumin.
Both parties agreed that the strengthening of the relationships of the media, cultural and people to people would introduce new dimensions to the long friendship of Pakistan-China, he reported Pakista radion on Thursday.
The two leaders discussed the improvement of technical training and institutional collaboration, with emphasis on developing a unified narrative to counteract the dissemination of false news.
They also talked about the possible agreement between Central Television (CCTV) and Pakistan Television (PTV) to promote information exchange and promote cooperation between the two stations
Tarar expressed Pakistan’s preparation to translate this bilateral media cooperation into practical steps.
He highlighted the crucial role of the state administration Payment television, Pakistan radioand the Associated Press of Pakistan (app) When communicating Chinese development projects, including the Belt and Road and CPEC initiative, as well as cultural ties among people in both countries.
He also pointed out that Payment television It is strengthening cultural and intellectual ties by transmitting Chinese programs, documentaries and news reports in Urdu.
The Chinese app news service said Tarar, is successfully transmitting Pakistan’s narrative to Chinese readers.
Both leaders agreed that the media organizations of both nations are crucial to close the gap between the two peoples and promote social understanding and mutual harmony.
They identified more opportunities for collaboration in media and culture, which could advance through institutional mechanisms.
The discussions also included exchange visits for digital influential people from both countries. Tarar said that in the digital age, such exchanges could inject new energy in bilateral relations.
Similarly, Cao Shumin reaffirmed China’s confidence in Pakistan as a reliable couple and expressed his belief that the bonds of the closest media would improve collaboration.
These efforts will be developed more under a joint strategy.
