XINJIANG- A number of journalists from some Asian, European, and African countries visited an E-Commerce entrepreneurship incubation base in Aksu City in northwest China’s Xinjiang Province.
Visiting this site was a part of their one-week trip to Xinjiang arranged by the China International Press Communication Center (CIPCC), and sponsored by China Global Television Network (CGTN) in a program named “China Up Close” initiated by the CGTN.
The mentioned E-Commerce entrepreneurship incubation base includes a 15,000-square-meter e-commerce building and a 43,000-square-meter sorting center, both operational since 2019.
The base offers businesses a comprehensive suite of six preferential policies: three years of rent-free occupancy, exemption from water and electricity charges, free live streaming services for product promotion, no charge for product standardization, access to logistics subsidies and minimized logistics costs.
As previously mentioned, visiting Xinjiang was organized by China International Press Communication Center (CIPCC).
CIPCC, under the China Public Diplomacy Association (CPDA), has initiated a program to build a platform for the media from countries around the world, especially developing countries, to observe China and study development in this country.
In each edition of the program, journalists from all around the world gather together to get familiar with the modern China and exchange their experiences in the field of journalism.
In 2024 edition of the program, started in late February, over 100 journalists from more than 90 countries are participating.
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