Bridging Continents: CIPCC Opens Second Half of 2026 Program in Beijing
The China International Press Communication Center (CIPCC) has launched its second half of the 2026 program in Beijing, hosting over 100 journalists from around the world. The initiative focuses on journalism training, cultural exchange, and internships at major Chinese media outlets.
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The program serves as a significant soft-power initiative for China to influence global media narratives and foster international diplomatic ties.
TEHRAN — The China International Press Communication Center (CIPCC) officially launched the second half of its 2026 program on Monday morning at Renmin University of China, bringing together over 100 journalists from approximately 100 countries for a three and half-month immersive experience in journalism training and cultural exchange. The opening ceremony, hosted by CIPCC Director Yu Lei, featured speeches from senior Chinese officials, including Assistant Foreign Minister Hong Lei, China Public Diplomacy Association Vice President Tong Xiaoling, and Renmin University CPC Committee Secretary Zhang Donggang.
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