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Dialogue on Chinese governance held in Accra

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China Media Group organised a dialogue in Accra on China’s governance experience and global development. The meeting brought participants together around international cooperation, following a similar meeting held in Washington on 2 November, according to China Media Group.

China Media Group (CMG), China’s public broadcaster, organised a dialogue in Accra on Friday 6 November on Chinese governance and global development. The meeting brought participants together around China’s governance experience, its effects on global development and international cooperation, according to CGTN, a CMG media outlet.

The same dialogue was held in Washington on 2 November by CMG and the Chinese embassy in the United States, following the fifth plenary session of the 20th Central Committee of the Communist Party of China. Shen Haixiong, president of CMG, said in a video message that the Communist Party of China intended to strengthen its governance and share its experience with foreign audiences, according to CGTN.

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