13th Beijing Xiangshan Forum opens with nearly 100 countries attending for security talks
The 13th Beijing Xiangshan Forum opened on September 15 at the Beijing International Convention Center, running through September 17. Themed "Building Consensus on Stability and Promoting Security Governance Together," it attracted official delegations from nearly 100 countries, regions, and international organizations, including over 60 ministerial-level representatives. Chinese Defense Minister Dong Jun delivered a keynote address on September 16. The agenda covers traditional and non-traditional security, global governance, and regional hotspots through plenary and breakout sessions.
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13th Beijing Xiangshan Forum Opens with Defense Minister's Keynote Address
The 13th Beijing Xiangshan Forum opened on September 16 at the Beijing International Convention Center, as reported by Cailian Press. Chinese Minister of National Defense Dong Jun attended the forum and delivered a keynote address. Themed 'Building Consensus for Stability and Promoting Security Governance Together,' this edition of the forum attracted approximately 2,000 guests, including official representatives, experts, scholars, and observers from more than 100 countries, regions, and international organizations. The forum serves as a platform for dialogue on international security and defense issues.
Read source13th Beijing Xiangshan Forum Opens with Focus on Global Security Governance
The 13th Beijing Xiangshan Forum opened on September 15 at the Beijing International Convention Center, running through September 17. The forum's theme is 'Building Consensus on Stability and Promoting Security Governance Together.' It brings together official delegations from nearly 100 countries, regions, and international organizations, along with domestic and foreign experts and scholars. The agenda addresses prominent and urgent challenges in international security, with strategic macro-level assessments and pragmatic discussions in specific areas. Four plenary sessions and eight parallel breakout sessions cover traditional and non-traditional security, global governance and regional hotspots, military technology, and international rule of law. The opening ceremony is scheduled for the following day.
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The 13th Beijing Xiangshan Forum opened on September 15 at the Beijing International Convention Center, running until September 17. The forum's theme is 'Building Consensus on Stability and Promoting Security Governance Together.' It has attracted official delegations from nearly 100 countries, regions, and international organizations, along with domestic and foreign experts and scholars. The agenda focuses on prominent and urgent challenges in international security, with strategic assessments and pragmatic discussions. Four plenary sessions and eight parallel breakout sessions cover traditional and non-traditional security, global governance and regional hotspots, military technology, and international rule of law. The opening ceremony is scheduled for September 16. The event is reported by CCTV News and summarized by Jin10 Data.
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China's 13th Beijing Xiangshan Forum Opens with Nearly 100 Countries Attending
On September 14, Colonel Jiang Bin, spokesperson for China's Ministry of National Defense, announced that the 13th Beijing Xiangshan Forum will officially open on September 15. All preparatory work is complete, and delegations from various countries are arriving in Beijing. The forum will host official delegations from nearly 100 countries, regions, and international organizations, along with domestic and foreign experts and scholars. Over 60 representatives at the ministerial level or above and chief-of-staff level or above are expected to attend. The spokesperson emphasized that the participants cover a wide range of regions and are highly representative, reflecting the forum's values of openness and inclusiveness. The event coincides with the 20th anniversary of the forum's establishment. The spokesperson expressed a warm welcome to guests from home and abroad, stating the goal is to build consensus on stability, jointly promote security governance, and bring more peace and hope to a world characterized by intertwined turmoil and change.
Read source13th Beijing Xiangshan Forum to Open, Attracting Nearly 100 Countries
Senior Colonel Jiang Bin, spokesperson for China's Ministry of National Defense, announced on September 14 that the 13th Beijing Xiangshan Forum will officially open on September 15. All preparatory work is complete, and representatives from various countries have been arriving in Beijing. The forum has attracted official delegations from nearly 100 countries, regions, and international organizations, including more than 60 representatives at the ministerial level or above and heads of armed forces. The participants cover a wide geographic range and are highly representative, reflecting the forum's values of openness and inclusiveness. The forum coincides with its 20th anniversary and the early autumn season. The spokesperson expressed a warm welcome to guests from home and abroad, aiming to build consensus on stability, jointly promote security governance, and bring more peace and hope to a world characterized by intertwined turmoil and change.