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Info chief promises media better service
The State Council Information Office (SCIO) will double its efforts to provide more convenience and a better service for journalists to cover China in the coming year.
More than 300 people from Chinese and foreign media organizations, diplomatic missions, ministries and commissions under the central government and commercial firms took part in the reception, which was hosted by SCIO. Zhao said he would like to take the opportunity to thank friends from all circles for their understanding, support and co-operation, especially those journalists, who have paid consistent attention on China. They have made efforts in introducing China to the rest of the world in a timely, objective and thorough way, he added. Zhao said 2004 is a year of harvest and happiness and China has made significant progress in all fields. He told the gathering that it was the busiest year for his office since the establishment of government news briefing mechanism . The SCIO has sponsored 58 press conferences last year. A total of 62 departments under the State Council and 20 provincial governments have designated their spokespersons in China now. Over the past year, SCIO published four white papers and has strengthened its efforts in training the spokespersons from governments at various levels. Over 2,000 people have received such trainings. Zhao told the audience that his office also has continued to hold large-scale cultural events overseas to introduce China to the rest of the world in the past year. |
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