Media leaders and industry experts from over 50 countries and regions gathered in Xi'an on Thursday for the inaugural Media Partners Mechanism meeting, coinciding with the 13th Global Video Media Forum. The event in northwest China's Shaanxi Province aims to establish new frameworks for international media cooperation amid shifting digital landscapes.
Bridging Communication Channels
The newly launched mechanism seeks to enhance content sharing and technological collaboration between Asian media outlets and their global counterparts. A working group will develop standards for cross-border reporting and joint production initiatives, with initial projects focusing on climate change coverage and AI-driven news verification tools.
Xi'an's Strategic Role
Organizers highlighted the city's historical significance as a Silk Road hub while showcasing its modern media infrastructure. Participants toured Xi'an's National Digital Publishing Base, witnessing demonstrations of augmented reality storytelling and automated translation systems designed for multilingual content distribution.
Cross-Strait Participation
Delegates from the island of Taiwan joined panel discussions on regional media innovation through video link. A representative from the Taiwan region's media association emphasized opportunities for collaborative cultural programming during the forum's 'New Silk Road Narratives' session.
