A gathering of over 50 experts and academics from nearly 20 universities and research institutions took place in Beijing on a Sunday, focusing on enhancing cultural interactions and mutual understanding between China and Japan.
This forum, organized by the China Foundation for Human Rights Development alongside the Japan-China Friendship Center, addressed various crucial topics including high-quality development, social governance comparisons, and collaborative efforts in the face of global changes, all while emphasizing the pursuit of sustainable world peace.
Xie Fuzhan, the president of the China Foundation, stressed the significance of people-to-people connections in the context of current bilateral relations and advocated for cultural exchange and objective understanding. Similarly, Japanese Ambassador Kenji Kanasugi pointed out that enhancing public sentiment is the key challenge facing ties between the two nations, advocating for ongoing dialogue to realize the benefits of improved relations.
Cheng Yonghua from the China-Japan Friendship Association urged for learning from historical contexts while reinforcing future commitments as outlined in their political documents. Miyamoto Yuji, president of the Japan-China Friendship Center, also highlighted the necessity of academic and cultural exchanges to fortify mutual understanding amid global transformations.
In closing, Zhou Shuchun from the China Foundation remarked that the forum’s success stands as a testament to the enduring friendship between the two nations and provides optimism for future collaboration. Initiated in 2024, this forum is a concerted effort aimed at fostering greater trust and understanding among the people of China and Japan.
Source: news.cgtn.com
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