Chinese Ambassador to Nigeria Yu Dunhai Attends China-Nigeria Film and Literature Exchanges

On August 7, China-Nigeria Film and Literature Symposium & Signing Ceremony of China Movie Channel and Nigerian Television Authority Cooperation Agreement was held at the Chinese Cultural Centre in Nigeria. Ambassador Yu Dunhai and Abdulkarim Ozi Ibrahim, Permanent Secretary of the Ministry of Art, Culture, Tourism and Creative Economy, delivered speeches. The event was attended by over 300 participants, including Charles Ebuebu, Director General of National Broadcasting Commission; Guan Hong, head of the delegation for the China-Nigeria People-to-people Exchange Series; and professionals in the creative industries and the media.

Ambassador Yu Dunhai highlighted the key speech delivered by Chinese President Xi Jinping at the celebration of the 105th anniversary of the Communist Party of China (CPC) and outlined Xi Jinping Thought on Party Building. He stated that today's event was a significant step in implementing the Global Civilization Initiative and would play a positive role in fostering mutual learning between Chinese and Nigerian civilizations and strengthening the bond between two peoples.

The Nigerian guests extended warm congratulations on the 105th anniversary of the CPC and expressed deep admiration for the achievements of Chinese modernization, stating a willingness to jointly write a future defined by a shared destiny and civilization progress. Representatives from cultural and creative industries of both countries signed a cooperation agreement and conducted an in-depth symposium, envisioning a bright future for cultural exchanges. Attendees also watched the movie “Blades of the Guardians”.