china-new zealand youth cultural exchange dialogue held in new zealand
2024-09-11
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xinhua news agency, auckland, new zealand, september 10 (reporter lu huaiqian guo lei) the china-new zealand youth cultural exchange dialogue was held on the 10th at the maori cultural center in auckland, new zealand's largest city.
this is the scene of the china-new zealand youth cultural exchange dialogue, filmed at the maori cultural center in auckland, new zealand on september 10. photo by xinhua news agency reporter lu huaiqian
this event was hosted by the china foreign languages publishing administration and organized by the institute of contemporary china and the world. it was the first time that the "international youth leaders dialogue" project came to new zealand, opening a new chapter in the cultural exchanges between young people between china and new zealand.
the event focused on the theme of "new technologies promote mutual learning and innovation among civilizations", encouraging and promoting chinese and new zealand youth to use new technologies to empower cultural exchanges and mutual learning among civilizations, share stories of friendly exchanges between the two countries, and contribute youthful strength to deepening cultural exchanges between the two countries and continuing the traditional friendship between china and new zealand. nearly 80 chinese and new zealand guests from institutions such as the new zealand-china friendship association, the university of auckland, and the new zealand contemporary china research center who are concerned about youth cultural exchanges attended the event.
on september 10, at the maori cultural center in auckland, new zealand, former new zealand prime minister john key delivered a speech at the china-new zealand youth cultural exchange dialogue. photo by xinhua news agency reporter lu huaiqian
in his speech, former new zealand prime minister john key said that new zealand was the first developed country to recognize china's status as a fully market economy, the first to reach a bilateral agreement with china on joining the wto, and the first to launch bilateral free trade agreement negotiations with china. he was very pleased to see young people become "investors" in the friendship between new zealand, china and other countries in the world, making the friendship between peoples of all countries more lasting.
the guests at the meeting said that in recent years, the relationship between china and new zealand has achieved historic development, and there is a deep friendship and broad space for cooperation between china and new zealand. at present, the wave of digitalization has added new opportunities for the cooperation and development of the two countries. it is hoped that the young people of china and new zealand can seize the opportunity, strengthen dialogue and communication, and add new connotations to the china-new zealand comprehensive strategic partnership through increasingly close exchanges.
