Li Xiaomin, Party chief of Wuxi, delivers a speech. (Photo source: chinadaily.com.cn/Zhu Xingxin)
Also announced at the forum was the Wuxi Consensus on China-Russia Internet Media Cooperation. As the consensus pointed out, the two countries should upgrade and promote internet media cooperation, which is in line with the joint statement announced by the two nations in early June that aims to upgrade China-Russia bilateral relations to a comprehensive strategic partnership of coordination for the new era.
With more frequent exchanges between Chinese and Russian internet media professionals, more visually appealing, intelligent and interactive products will be delivered to readers and audiences in both countries. A dialogue mechanism should be set up to facilitate comprehensive cooperation regarding internet communication, according to the consensus.
Meanwhile, internet media of both countries should focus on the application of new technologies to enhance their communication precision and efficiency.
The hosts of this year's forum are China Daily, the China Internet Development Foundation and the Jiangsu Cyberspace Affairs Commission.
