Shenzhen University of Information Technology (SUIT) welcomed 6,200 new students September 5 and 6, marking a major expansion in both enrollment scale and student quality as the newly established public vocational university continues its development as a vocational undergraduate institution.

Many of them noted that the forum provided an important platform for Asia-Pacific media to strengthen exchanges and cooperation and deepen mutual understanding, while also giving the international community a closer look at Shenzhen's dynamism in technological innovation, industrial upgrading and opening up.

Held under the theme “Building a Path to Shared Prosperity for the Asia-Pacific Community: Media Consensus and Action,” the forum explored the role of media in promoting regional openness, technological innovation, green development and people-to-people exchanges. The Shenzhen Consensus of the Asia-Pacific Media Forum was released as one of the key outcomes of the event, setting out a shared vision and concrete proposals for media cooperation across the region.

How did a former border town grow into a modern international metropolis in just a few decades? On September 4, the Shenzhen Sub-forum of the Asia-Pacific Media Forum was held.

The Seminar on APEC Technologies Empower Low Carbon Action (TELCA): Roadmaps, Accessibility and Partnership was held in Longhua District from Sept. 2 to 4.

Shenzhen Daily today inked a memorandum of understanding (MoU) with Pakistan's Daily Kasoti and Kasoti Digital to promote media cooperation, facilitate the exchange of information and content, and further strengthen people-to-people exchanges and China-Pakistan friendship.

Representatives of government departments and mainstream media organizations from APEC economies, along with scholars and experts, gathered in Shenzhen on Sept. 5 for the Asia-Pacific Media Forum, themed “Building a Path to Shared Prosperity for the Asia-Pacific Community: Media Consensus and Action.”

Closer cultural exchanges, technology sharing and economic collaboration between China and Canada could yield mutual benefits and win-win results for both sides, according to Donovan Martin SR., CEO and editor-in-chief of Canada’s Daily Scrum News. During his visit to Shenzhen, Martin highlighted the considerable potential for cooperation between the two countries.