CMG Hosts ‘Dialogue Among Civilizations’ Exhibition at UN Headquarters in New York

On July 1, the United Nations Headquarters in New York welcomed a unique cultural event as China Media Group (CMG) and the Chinese Book Club of the United Nations jointly opened the special exhibition “Dialogue Among Civilizations.”

The exhibition attracted distinguished guests from around the world, including United Nations Under-Secretary-General Xu Haoliang, Permanent Representative of China to the United Nations Fu Cong, and Stephane Dujarric, the Spokesman for UN Secretary-General António Guterres. Diplomats and permanent representatives from countries such as Armenia, Bolivia, Cuba, France, Hungary, Jamaica, Peru, Switzerland, and the United Kingdom also joined the opening ceremony.

The “Dialogue Among Civilizations” exhibition aims to foster understanding and appreciation among different cultures by showcasing artistic works, literature, and multimedia presentations. It highlights the importance of cultural exchange in promoting peace and cooperation on the global stage.

Attendees had the opportunity to explore a diverse array of exhibits that reflect the rich tapestry of world cultures. The event provided a platform for meaningful conversations among diplomats, UN officials, and cultural enthusiasts, emphasizing the shared values that unite humanity.

United Nations Under-Secretary-General Xu Haoliang emphasized the significance of cultural dialogue in his remarks, stating that such initiatives contribute to mutual respect and harmony among nations.

The exhibition is part of ongoing efforts to enhance cultural understanding within the UN community and beyond. By bringing together representatives from various nations, the event symbolizes a collective commitment to building bridges across cultural divides.

The “Dialogue Among Civilizations” exhibition will continue at the UN Headquarters, welcoming visitors to engage in this enriching cultural experience.

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