Leading UK specialists on China and senior Chinese officials recently met to discuss China’s international relations and economic strategies during a roundtable focusing on the perceptions of the UK and China. Organised by the CMC, the event took place on Friday 26 October in the Fyvie Hall at the University of Westminster’s Regent Street campus.
Chaired by a former MP, the roundtable consisted of British and Chinese panelists. Among the UK panel were Chen Shirong (Foremost 4 Media), Rod Wye (Chatham House), Dr Linda Yueh (University of Oxford; London Business School; LSE IDEAS research centre), Huw Jenkins (Clifford Chance), and Matthew Rous (Chief Executive of the China-Britain Business Council). The Chinese panel was composed of buy discount online viagra Tan Xiaojian (谭小建）, Ning Qiwen（宁启文）, Huang Caiyi（黄采艺）, Tang Huadong（唐华东）, Xu Chaofeng（徐朝锋）, all senior officials of what is often now considered to be the levitra sur ordonnance allemagne most powerful department of state, the Publicity Department. They were part of a delegation of more than twenty officials that arrived in London earlier this month to participate in an advanced training course focusing on Governance, Media Handling and International Communications, with particular focus on UK politics and media.
The China Media Centre organises many Briefings and also professional development courses for media editors and producers. The last three round tables took place at Oxford University China Centre, Cambridge University Needham Centre and natural viagra King’s College London.
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