Turkish Journalist Who Visited Xinjiang Sponsored by China Gives Positive Report

On August 14, Turkish journalist Erdal Emre shared his reflections on a recent media tour of the Xinjiang Uyghur Autonomous Region in northwest China. “Our #Xinjiang trip with journalist friends from eight media outlets has ended. It was a trip where we learned a lot. We will write about our impressions. We express our sincere gratitude to our colleagues in China for their hospitality,” Emre wrote on the social media platform X on Wednesday (8/14). Emre was part of a group of 11 Turkish journalists who participated in “Media Trip in Xinjiang: Always More to Discover,” a tour co-sponsored by Guangming Online and the Xinjiang Virtual World Affairs Commission. The tour lasted for nine days. The tour visited a number of cities, including Urumqi, Ili, Aksu and Kashgar, cities in northern and southern Xinjiang, and the journalists were closely monitored by Chinese authorities. Guangming Online, the digital arm of Guangming Daily state-controlled, operating under the direction of the Chinese Communist Party. The Xinjiang Cyberspace Affairs Commission, a regional government department, is responsible for overseeing internet censorship and managing online content in Xinjiang. Guangming Daily reported that the initiative aims to “clearly demonstrate the beautiful Xinjiang” which is characterized by “unity, …

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