President Guo Weimin attended the first strategic communication forum

At the invitation of the Contemporary China and the World Institute of the Foreign Literature and Cultural Bureau of China, on September 5, Guo Weimin, a member of the National Committee of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference, the president of the China Public Relations Association, and the former deputy director of the State Council Journalism Office, attended the first strategic communication forum in Nanchang, Jiangxi. , Continuously enhance the keynote speech of the international communication ability in the new era.

Guo Weimin said that the 20th National Congress of the Communist Party of China is about to be held. This is a very important conference held by the people of all ethnic groups and ethnic groups in the country to comprehensively build a new national journey of socialist modernization and march to the second century -old struggle. The new journey of the development of the party and the state has given new mission to international communication. It is necessary to deeply grasp the new situation facing international communication, clarify the goals and tasks of international communication in the new era, actively create a good environment for public opinion, focus on grasping international discourse power, enhance the healthy interaction between China and foreign countries, and extensively consolidate international consensus. It is necessary to continue to strengthen the construction of international communication capabilities, further enhance the guidance of foreign public opinion, the appeal of Chinese cultural sense, and the international influence of China, and promote the improvement of quality and efficiency of international communication in the new era. The forum was co -sponsored by the China Foreign Literary and Cultural Bureau and the Propaganda Department of the Jiangxi Provincial Party Committee. The forum is based on the theme of "building a strategic communication system with Chinese characteristics" to explore the global, strategic, and forward -looking issues of international communication. More than 200 experts and scholars from the central national organs, think tank universities, media institutions, business enterprises and other fields attended the meeting.

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