王晨在中非合作论坛—新闻研讨会招待会上的致辞_新闻台

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“中非合作论坛——新闻研讨会2009”招待会现场（国新办网郭研摄）

王晨在招待会上与参加“中非合作论坛—新闻研讨会2009”的人员谈话（国新办杨同贺摄）

　　7月15日，国务院新闻办公室主任王晨参加中非合作论坛—新闻研讨会招待会并致辞，以下是致辞全文：

王晨在中非合作论坛—新闻研讨会招待会上的致辞

（2009年7月15日）

中国国务院新闻办公室主任王晨

　　尊敬的各位新闻官员，各位来宾，女士们，先生们：

　　借第六期非洲政府官员新闻研修班的机会，我们与外交部共同举办中非合作论坛—新闻研讨会，邀请中非新闻官员和媒体负责人参加，共同就国际金融危机新形势下加强中非媒体交流合作，深化中非传统友好关系发展进行探讨，意义重大而深远。我代表国务院新闻办对本次研讨会的成功举办表示祝贺！对远道而来的非洲朋友表示热烈的欢迎！

　　中国同非洲国家开启外交关系半个世纪以来，双方相互理解、相互支持，平等相待、密切合作，在维护国家主权和民族尊严、发展经济和改善民生、维护世界和平和捍卫发展中国家权益等各个领域携手合作，结下了深厚的友谊。

　　2000年，中国和非洲国家的部长们聚首北京，共同创立了中非合作论坛，开启了中非合作新纪元。中非传统友谊获得新的动力，焕发出更为蓬勃的生机和活力。在2006年召开的中非合作论坛北京峰会上，中非领导人共同确立发展政治上平等互信、经济上合作共赢、文化上交流互鉴的中非新型战略伙伴关系，揭开了中非关系史上新的一页。

　　中非关系发展能够历久弥新并不断焕发出强大的生命力，既体现了双方领导人始终以务实的态度和创新的精神不断推动中非关系向前发展的智慧，又凝聚着包括在座各位非洲新闻界朋友在内的双方各界人士的努力。你们用自己的笔撑起了中非友谊的蓝天，你们用手中的摄像机架起了中非友谊的桥梁。

　　近年来，中国与非洲国家新闻领域的交流合作不断深化发展，先后与埃及、南非、毛里塔尼亚、肯尼亚、加纳、突尼斯、塞拉利昂、坦桑尼亚等国的政府新闻主管部门建立了良好的沟通机制，并与肯尼亚、南非签署了两国新闻领域交流与合作意向书。自2004年来中国成功举办了五期非洲国家政府官员新闻研修班。新华社、人民日报、中央电视台、国际台等中央新闻单位与非洲各国的互访团组逐年增多，报道内容也逐年增多。地方新闻单位与非洲媒体的交流合作也非常积极。这些交流与合作加深了中非人民之间的相互了解，媒体的互访和报道更增加了国民情感，成为促进中非人民的相互了解，维护友好合作的重要保障。我们也看到，目前的交流交往合作还不能满足中非人民日益增长的信息需求，衷心希望今后中非媒体之间有更多的交流，中非媒体界人士之间有更多的往来。

　　在这里，我想给大家简要介绍一下7月5日在我国新疆乌鲁木齐市发生的打砸抢烧严重暴力犯罪事件情况。这起由境外分裂势力遥控指挥煽动，境内分裂分子具体组织实施，有预谋有组织的严重暴力犯罪事件，其险恶用心在于妄图分裂我们的国家，制造民族矛盾和对立，破坏中国繁荣发展的大好局面。事件已造成180多人死亡，千余人受伤，人民生命财产遭受巨大损失。事件发生后，中国政府依照法律采取一系列措施制止暴力犯罪活动，维护社会稳定，维护社会主义法制，维护人民生命财产安全，维护国家统一，得到各族人民的坚决拥护和支持，也得到国际社会的广泛理解和支持。他们纷纷谴责暴力犯罪事件的制造者、煽动者。在党和政府坚强领导下，在各族人民共同努力下，乌鲁木齐市事态已经平息，生产生活秩序已然恢复，经济社会发展正常进行。历史和现实一再表明，哪个国家也不容许暴力犯罪活动发生，哪个国家也不容许搞民族分裂活动。分裂不得人心，暴力为人唾弃。我还要告诉大家，这起事件根本破坏不了中华民族大家庭的空前团结，动摇不了各族人民和睦相处、和衷共济的和谐局面，更阻挡不了中国文明开放、和平发展的良好势头。经受住了磨难和考验的中国，一定会发展得更强大、更美好！

　　当前，世界各国都面临国际金融危机的新挑战。新挑战也蕴含着新机遇。尽管金融危机仍在蔓延，世界经济前景仍然严峻，但国际社会在扩大合作、共同应对挑战方面已达成许多共识。中国愿意同世界各国一道，为应对金融危机，推动世界经济复苏做出努力。我相信，经过我们的共同努力，一定能继续深化中非传统友谊，一定会把中非友好合作推向前进。

　　最后，预祝第六期非洲国家政府官员新闻研修班取得圆满成功，祝参加研修班的各国代表在华研修访问愉快。

　　谢谢！

Address by H.E. Mr. Wang Chen
Minister of the State Council Information Office of China
At the Reception for the FOCAC Media Seminar

(Beijing, 15th July 2009)

　　Distinguished press officials,
Dear guests, ladies and gentlemen:

　　On the occasion of the Sixth Seminar for African Press Officials, the State Council Information Office of China and Foreign Ministry of China co-organized a media seminar within the framework of the Forum on China-Africa Cooperation. Chinese and African press officials and media executives were invited to attend the seminar to exchange views on enhancing China-Africa media exchanges and cooperation and on deepening traditional China-Africa friendship against the backdrop of international financial crisis. The seminar will have far-reaching influences. On behalf of the State Council Information Office, I wish to extend sincere congratulations on the success of the seminar! I also wish to extend warm welcome to African friends who have come here from afar!

　　Over the past five decades since the inauguration of diplomatic ties between China and African countries, we have enjoyed mutual understanding, support and close cooperation, treating each other as equals. We have forged deep friendship in our joint efforts to safeguard state sovereignty and national dignity, to develop economy and improve people’s livelihood, to maintain world peace and to uphold the legitimate rights and interests of the developing countries.
　　
　　 In 2000, ministers from China and African countries gathered in Beijing to jointly launch the Forum on China-Africa Cooperation, opening a new chapter in Sino-African cooperation. This has given a new impetus to the traditional China-Africa friendship, which grows even stronger and more vibrant. At Beijing Summit of the Forum on China-Africa Cooperation in 2006, Chinese and African leaders decided to establish a new type of strategic partnership between China and Africa featuring political equality and mutual trust, economic win-win cooperation and cultural exchanges, opening a new page in the history of Sino-African relations.
　　
　　 China-Africa relations have endured the test of time and grown ever stronger. This proves the wisdom of Chinese and African leaders who have always promoted China-Africa relations in a pragmatic way and in a spirit of innovation, and also embodies the efforts by people from all circles, including friends from African press present here. You have propped up a blue sky of China-Africa friendship with your pens, and you have built a bridge of China-Africa friendship with your cameras.

　　In recent years, the media exchanges and cooperation between China and African countries have intensified. We have established excellent communication mechanisms with the government information departments of Egypt, South Africa, Mauritania, Kenya, Ghana, Tunisia, Sierra Leone and Tanzania, and have signed letter of intent on media exchanges and cooperation with Kenya and South Africa. Since 2004, we have successfully held five seminars for African press officials. Nationwide Chinese media such as Xinhua News Agency, People’s Daily, China Central Television and China Radio International have exchanged more visits with their African counterparts, and have increased their coverage of African countries. Local Chinese media are also enthusiastic on exchanges and cooperation with African media. The above-mentioned exchanges and cooperation have deepened the mutual understanding between Chinese and African people, and media coverage and exchange of visits have cultivated friendly feelings between Chinese and African people. These efforts provide an important guarantee for better mutual understanding between Chinese and African people and closer cooperation between China and Africa. At the same time, we have also noted that existing media exchanges and cooperation fall short of meeting the increasing demand for information from Chinese and African people. It is my sincere hope that there will be more exchanges between Chinese and African media, and there will be more exchange of visits between Chinese and African media people.

　　I would like to take this opportunity to brief you on the violent riot involving assaults, vandalism, looting and arson that erupted in Urumqi city on July 5th. This is a pre-planned and organized grave crime of violence remote-controlled and instigated by separatist forces overseas and carried out by separatists in China. The ulterior motive of separatist forces is to split China, create racial conflicts and animosity and sabotage China’s development and prosperity. This event has left over 180 people dead and over 1000 people injured. People’s lives and property have suffered heavy losses. Soon after the event, the Chinese Government, in accordance with law, took a series of measures to stop violent crimes, maintain social stability, preserve socialist legal system, protect people’s lives and property and safeguard national unification. These measures have received firm support from all ethnic groups in China as well as extensive understanding and support from the international community. People unanimously condemn the perpetrators and instigators of the violent riot. Under the strong leadership of the Communist Party of China and the Chinese Government and with joint efforts by all ethnic groups, the situation in Urumqi city has already calmed down. The normal living and working order has been restored and socio-economic development proceeds as usual. History and reality have time and again indicated that no country tolerates violent crimes and no country permits separatist activities. Separation goes against the will of the people, while violence is condemned by all the people. I wish to tell you that the July 5th event will neither undermine the unprecedented unity among all ethnic groups in China, nor upset the harmony and mutual support among all ethnic groups. The event will by no means hamper China’s strong momentum towards opening-up and peaceful development. After going through hardships and tests, China will grow even stronger and more beautiful!

　　At present, all countries are faced with new challenges posed by global financial crisis. New challenges also contain new opportunities. Although the financial crisis is spreading and the prospect of world economy remains uncertain, the international community has reached common understanding on widening cooperation and taking joint measures to meet the challenges. China is ready to join hands with other countries to make further efforts to tackle the financial crisis and to facilitate the recovery of world economy. I am convinced that through our joint efforts, we will certainly further consolidate traditional China-Africa friendship and carry forward China-Africa cooperation.

　　Last but not least, I wish the Sixth Seminar for African Press Officials a complete success. I also wish African friends attending the seminar a very happy stay in China.

　　Thank you!