Over 200 media leaders, academics, and policymakers from China and Latin America gathered in Rio de Janeiro this week for the 2024 China–Latin America and Caribbean Media Cooperation Forum. The event, dubbed a 'storytelling revolution,' aims to deepen cross-cultural understanding and amplify shared narratives between the regions.
⚡ Why it matters: With Latin America becoming a key partner for China in trade and tech, experts say media collaboration could reshape how younger generations perceive bilateral opportunities. Discussions highlighted joint ventures in documentary production, AI-driven news platforms, and youth-led content initiatives.
🎤 Key quote: 'We’re not just sharing headlines—we’re co-creating the playbook for digital-age diplomacy,' said one Brazilian delegate, highlighting TikTok-style educational campaigns about Chinese innovation.
