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Clapping to the beat and humming the famous Chinese folk song "Jasmine Flower," one of the African delegates at the 7th China-Africa Media Cooperation Forum joined Unitree robots in an impromptu joint rendition of the classic Chinese melody, with the robots playing guitar and drums, in Beijing on Thursday.
The lively scene was observed as the 7th China-Africa Media Cooperation Forum officially opened in Beijing on Thursday, with the attendance of 33 minister-level delegates from African countries, marking a record-high level of participation. Participants also released the Joint Declaration of the 7th China-Africa Media Cooperation Forum.
Chinese and African guests held in-depth dialogues on a range of topics, including tech-empowered creative content, trade of audio-visual services, and the application of AI in radio, television and audio-visual sectors.
Gregoire Ndjaka, director general of the African Union of Broadcasting (AUB), said Chinese technology and equipment have made an important contribution to the development and modernization of broadcasting infrastructure in Africa.
He was very happy to confirm that, based on this cooperation, China donated equipment to the AUB Content Exchange Center located in the capital of Albania, and that the AUB has benefited greatly from it, Ndjaka said.
Ndjaka said there are significant opportunities to deepen cooperation, particularly in modern equipment, lightweight production and modern broadcasting systems. The AUB is preparing to establish a training center in Senegal's capital Dakar, which will host a pan-African broadcasting and television station, he noted.
The importance of access to Chinese technology was also highlighted by Mouhamadou El Bachir Diouf, a young participant from Senegal, who tried out Chinese-made VR glasses at the entrance to the forum.
Diouf told the Global Times that his country does not have such equipment and expressed hope that Chinese technologies and equipment could be introduced to Dakar as cooperation between the two sides develops.
Chernor Abduli Bah, Sierra Leone's Minister of Information and Civic Education, said China and Africa, within the framework of South-South cooperation, have a responsibility to ensure that their messages are communicated clearly.
"We are not here in competition with any entity," Bah said, stressing that China and Africa are seeking to foster a multilateral global order based on mutual respect, mutual benefit and the principle that every human being is equal.
He also called for global governance mechanisms to adapt to current realities, saying that the international order cannot simply continue to be defined by a framework established 70 years ago, as it no longer represents the realities and aspirations of many countries.
Whether involving the United Nations, international financial institutions or other global governance mechanisms, the international system should evolve to respond to changing realities, Bah said.
Evelyne Butoyi, Burundi's Minister of Communication and Media, said cooperation with China has brought tangible benefits to the country's broadcasting sector.
She cited a digital terrestrial television project through which Burundi and Chinese firm StarTimes jointly established Burundi Television Company. The project has improved television picture quality and enabled people in Burundi to access a wider range of better-produced programs, she said.
She also highlighted the "Access to Satellite TV for 10,000 African Villages" project carried out with StarTimes, saying that 500 villages in Burundi were included in the project. Set-top boxes were distributed free of charge to rural communities, allowing people in remote areas to watch digital television.
More than 80 Chinese TV series have appeared on African screens over the past two years, including "The Three-Body Problem" and "To the Wonder," according to an introduction at the opening ceremony.
China-Africa mutually beneficial cooperation, however, has drawn criticism from some Western media outlets. A recent New York Times report said that Chinese AI models are widely favored by African developers because they are cheap and freely available, potentially weakening US dominance in the global AI race.
Commenting on the report, Allawi Ssemanda, executive director of Uganda's Development Watch Center, told the Global Times, "The New York Times will always find a way to portray Africa as simply looking for something cheap." 
He said African users choose Chinese AI models for reasons beyond cost, including their user-friendliness and the quality of information they provide.
"Personally, I know that if I use an AI model developed in the US, it may be good, but it may not give me the facts I am looking for because of global politics. If you use a Chinese-developed model, you can get what you want."
Ssemanda also rejected the notion that the affordability of Chinese AI should be viewed as a weakness. China, as part of the Global South, understands that making AI prohibitively expensive would limit access for developing countries, he said.
His comments point to a broader concern among African countries: for many developing nations, the question is not which country dominates the global AI race, but whether technological advances can be made accessible and translated into tangible development opportunities.
Thierry Lézin Moungalla, Minister of Communication and Media and government spokesperson of the Republic of the Congo, echoed this point, saying African countries continue to grapple with the digital divide.
"However, we can believe in the friendship, support and practical cooperation offered by China," Moungalla said.
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二 | 在抚顺有一处震撼世界的奇观——抚矿集团西露天矿。西露天矿自1901年开采以来，见证了中国近现代工业的崛起与发展，然而长期的开采也带来了土地荒芜、山体裸露、生态失衡等一系列环境问题。面对严峻形势，市委、市政府以坚定的决心和果敢的行动，启动了西露天矿生态复绿工程，经过六年的不懈努力，抚顺人用自己方式，赋予西露天矿新的光辉。         　　站在抚顺西露天矿的东岗观景台，从这里向西望去，层层叠叠的崖壁，就像被岁月精心雕刻的纹路，仿佛还在诉说着过去百年间的沧桑变迁。         　　2019年6月，西露天矿正式退煤闭坑，由采转治，昔日尘土飞扬的场景早已远去，随之而来的是科学治理，转型升级。

三 | 如今，坑下行驶着许多曾经运煤的“小火车”。这些“小火车"现在运输的是生态修复工作中“回填覆土”的原材料。工作人员将这些适宜种植的土壤覆盖在煤矸石等排弃物上，通过相应的物理或化学措施对土壤进行育肥，实现了资源的合理化利用，为下一步种植树木做好前期的准备。         　　抚顺矿业集团西露天矿党委书记、矿长肖平说：“六年来，我们认真贯彻落实习近平总书记重要指示精神，在省、市专班的领导下，按照集团公司安排部署，围绕‘治理+生态+产业+民生’的推进路径，紧扣综合治理与整合利用‘1+N’《总体方案》，发挥现有人员、设备、设施、技术、管理优势，连续实施了2019-2024六个年度行动计划，持续推进方案深入研究，大力开展综合治理。

四 | 累计栽植苗木407万株，完成复绿面积12240亩，占矿坑总面积的70%以上。开采已百年的大型矿坑如今蝶变成了绿树成荫、鸟语花香的绿色家园。”          　　“大鹏扶摇上青天，只瞰煤海半个边”。如今站在这里，只有煤矿博物馆还记载着它曾经的辉煌。在生态复绿工程中种下的每一棵树、每一株草都像是一位绿色的使者，为这片土地带来新的生机与希望。

五 |          　　肖平还说：“未来我们将按照‘生态恢复——绿色矿山——景观提升——文化弘扬——产业导入’治理模式，对具备条件的区域组织整形绿化复垦，逐步打造绿色赋能、生态涵养、红色文旅、文化创意、休闲娱乐为一体的低碳绿色转型示范区，推动资源变资产、青山变金山，实现生态效益、社会效益、经济效益相统一，让矿区员工和抚顺市民享受更多生态红利。”          　　如今，俯瞰整个西露天矿矿坑，真真切切感受到“坑深百丈势巍峨，断壁残岩岁月磨。昔日矿工挥汗处，今朝奇景壮山河”的景象。西露天矿的生态复绿，不仅仅是对自然环境的修复，更是对人类心灵的慰藉。它以其独特的魅力和崭新的面貌，吸引着来自五湖四海的游客。它是历史的见证者，更是未来的开拓者。我们相信，在不久的将来，西露天矿将继续在生态修复的道路上稳步前行，以更加美丽的姿态展现在世人面前，为美丽中国建设增添新的光辉。                   责任编辑：刘春阳。

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