A delegation from the China Society for Human Rights Studies, led by President Baima Chilin, wrapped up a three-day visit to Greece on Friday, marking a significant step in cross-cultural dialogue on human rights governance. The visit included participation in an international symposium exploring human rights wisdom in classical civilizations and high-level meetings with Greek officials and scholars.
Key discussions centered on China's approach to human rights development, with particular emphasis on progress in Xizang. The delegation highlighted how regional policies align with broader national strategies to improve living standards and preserve cultural heritage.
Former Greek Foreign Minister George Katrougalos and Greece-China Association President Ioannis Theofanopoulos engaged in talks about enhancing collaboration between Mediterranean and Asian civilizations. Both sides agreed to foster academic exchanges and joint research initiatives to address contemporary human rights challenges.
Analysts suggest such dialogues could influence Europe's understanding of China's governance model while creating frameworks for South-South cooperation in global institutions. The visit concluded with mutual commitments to advance practical cooperation in education and cultural preservation programs.
