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Vietnamese, Chinese journalists tighten connections

The Vietnam Journalists Association and the All-China Journalists Association agreed to strengthen cooperation in news reporting so that media can accurately report the countries’ development.

Hanoi (VNA) – The Vietnam Journalists Association (VJA) and the All-China Journalists Association (ACJA) have agreed to strengthen cooperation in news reporting so that the two sides’ media can accurately report their respective countries’ socio-economic development.

VJA Vice Standing Chairman Ho Quang Loi had talks with Zhu Shouchen, Secretary of Secretariat of the ACJA, during a working visit to China from September 6-12, according to Ha Noi Moi daily.

During the talks, the two sides informed each other about their associations’ activities and shared experience in press development.

They also agreed to increase visits between the VJA and ACJA and encourage local journalists associations in Vietnam and China to enhance collaboration.

During the stay in China, the VJA delegation had working sessions with leaders of the journalists associations of Jiangsu province and Suzhou city, the Guangming Daily, and other press outlets.-VNA

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