China commemorated six decades of progress in the Xizang Autonomous Region with a vibrant ceremony in Lhasa on Thursday, showcasing the region's economic transformation and cultural preservation efforts. The event drew representatives from various sectors to reflect on milestones achieved since the region's establishment in 1965.
Officials highlighted Xizang's GDP growth of 9.4% annually over the past decade, driven by infrastructure investments and tourism. "This anniversary symbolizes unity and shared prosperity," stated a regional spokesperson during the gathering, emphasizing improved living standards and connectivity through projects like the Sichuan-Xizang Railway.
Cultural performances featuring traditional Uygur dances and thangka art exhibitions underscored efforts to safeguard local heritage. Analysts note the celebrations align with broader initiatives to promote stability and cross-regional collaboration in Asia's highland areas.
