CMG hosts dialogue on China's deepening reform in Argentina

China's state broadcaster China Media Group (CMG) held a symposium in Buenos Aires, Argentina on Monday as part of a global initiative to introduce the latest progress China has made in deepening reform and how the country's modernization will benefit global development.

Themed "Global Opportunities in Deepening China's Reform in the New Era", the dialogue focuses on how the outcomes of the just concluded third plenary session of the 20th Central Committee of the Communist Party of China (CPC) would help foster global growth.

More than 60 political figures, academic and think-tank experts, as well as representatives of media organizations and students engaged in discussions on what development opportunities China are creating through comprehensively deepening reforms.

Shen Haixiong, vice minister of the Publicity Department of the CPC Central Committee and president of CMG, addressed the dialogue via video link.

Shen said that the successful conclusion of the Plenary marks a milestone for China in the new era. China's comprehensive deepening of the reform in the new era is a key move to advance its national rejuvenation and grow its national strength through modernization. Furthermore, it will not only provide new impetus for mankind to explore the path to modernization and a better social system, but also provide new opportunities and vitality for countries around the world to pursue development.

Shen said that CMG is committed to building a channel for China to engage in exchange, dialogue and mutual learning with countries around the world through telling stories on China's reform, opening up and modernization.

The CMG president noted that he looks forward to candid and profound exchanges between Chinese and international public figures from all sectors of society.

In his address to the symposium, Chinese Ambassador to Argentina Wang Wei said that Chinese modernization is the modernization of peaceful development, and China cannot develop in isolation from the world, meanwhile the world also needs China to prosper. The continued progress in Chinese modernization through comprehensively deepening reform will surely provide more market, investment and growth opportunities for all, he said.

Jorge Malena, director of the Asian Affairs Committee at the Argentine Council for International Relations, said that the Plenary made systematic plans for further deepening reform, with the emphasis on building a high-standard socialist market economy, promoting high-quality economic development and pursuing high-standard opening up, demonstrating China's commitment to further deepening reform and opening up, addressing global challenges with concerted global efforts, which will steadily foster China's economic growth and deliver global benefits.

Patricio Conejero Ortiz, vice president of the University of Buenos Aires (UBA), said he pays particular attention to one of the proposals made at the Plenary that "the education, science and technology, and human resources are the foundational and strategic pillars for building a modern socialist country in all respects."

The Plenary decided that China will expand international scientific and technological exchanges and cooperation, encourage the establishment of international sci-tech organizations in China, and improve the management mechanism for domestic universities, research institutes and sci-tech organizations to enhance their exchanges and cooperation with global peers.

Ortiz believes that the decision gives Argentine educational and research institutions including the UBA an opportunity to share the dividends from China's reform and opening up.

"In my opinion, one of the most important tags for Chinese modernization is opening up. Opening up means internationalization of China, stronger ties between China and the rest of the world. I think more universities should engage in such exchanges so that young people, researchers and professors in both countries can understand each other, build more consensuses, and make contribution to the future of bilateral relations," said Ortiz

CMG hosts dialogue on China's deepening reform in Argentina

China has achieved the impossible in its ambitious efforts to eliminate poverty, serving as an inspiration and key partner in world development, said the Bangladeshi interim government's Chief Adviser Muhammad Yunus while in Beijing.

From March 26 to 29, Yunus participated in the Boao Forum for Asia (BFA) Annual Conference 2025 in Hainan, an island province in southern China, and subsequently visited Beijing. This marked his first trip to the city since taking his role as chief adviser last August.

During his stay in Beijing, Yunus gave an exclusive interview with China Media Group (CMG) where he discussed the importance of China's rise for developing countries.

"Amazing thing. The first thing that I mentioned when I talk about China, what an inspiration it was for the whole world, not for Bangladesh or a particular country. It's an inspiration for the whole world. What we thought is impossible -- like impossible is how to get the poverty out from a nation. China, with a large population, a large poor population, dared to say no poverty. People said that's crazy, they won't be able to do that. They will not make it. China made it happen. In the entire history of mankind, it never happened before," said Yunus.

In his words, China's accomplishments in this regard are not mere theory but demonstrated reality.

"Impossible things have become easy for China. China was a poor country, didn't have an industry. Now it's a leader of industry. Every country, every nation has to come to China to buy something they cannot produce or produce more expensively. They produce much cheaper, better service. So everything that you see, how you mobilize the strength of the population. It's the power of the young people in the nation and make them to work in a way which benefits the entire world, not just one nation. And people are very grateful to China for that," the chief advisor said.

China's unprecedented poverty elimination inspires global nations: Bangladeshi official