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On October 11, 2025, the Chinese People's Association for Friendship with Foreign Countries (CPAFFC) held the Third Seminar on People-to-People Diplomacy in Beijing under the theme "Building the Four Bridges to Advance a Community with a Shared Future for Mankind."?About 150 representatives from central government bodies, state ministries and commissions, mass organizations, universities, think tanks, media outlets, and enterprises attended the event.In his remarks, President Yang Wanming recalled that exactly one year ago, President Xi Jinping delivered an important address?during his meeting with foreign guests attending the China International Friendship Conference and Events Marking the 70th Anniversary of CPAFFC. To commemorate the first anniversary of that address, the CPAFFC?held this third seminar to further highlight the importance of studying and implementing President Xi Jinping's important address, and to exchange insights and policy recommendations for advancing people-to-people diplomacy in the next stage.President Yang noted that, at the theoretical level, efforts should be guided by General Secretary Xi Jinping's key statements—by correctly understanding the political nature of people-to-people diplomacy, fully appreciating its people-centered orientation, firmly grasping its objectives and mission, and carrying forward its fine traditions.?At the policy level, driven by ongoing reform, it is necessary to strengthen policy research and development in such areas as working models, content, methods, target groups, and strategic planning.?At the practical level, he emphasized taking the "Four Bridges"?as the guiding framework—with people-to-people exchanges as the foundation, practical cooperation as the vehicle, cultural exchange as the bond, and youth friendship as the focal point—to better harness the distinctive role of people-to-people diplomacy, pursue high-quality and sustainable growth, and contribute to building a community with a shared future for mankind.Following the opening ceremony, four roundtable dialogues were held, where participants engaged in in-depth discussions on the construction of the "Four Bridges".?There was broad consensus that, in the face of new circumstances, it is crucial to be guided by Xi Jinping Thought on Diplomacy, act with initiative and a strong sense of responsibility, continue to explore new frontiers in people-to-people diplomacy, and better serve both the country's overall development agenda and its broader diplomatic efforts.

On September 29, 2025, at the invitation of Ambassador Peter Wilson, President Yang Wanming of the Chinese People's Association for Friendship with Foreign Countries (CPAFFC) visited the British Ambassador's residence in China for a dinner meeting.During the meeting, both sides engaged in friendly and cordial exchanges on strengthening communication and dialogue across various sectors between China and the UK, enhancing mutual understanding, deepening people-to-people ties, and promoting the continuous improvement and development of bilateral relations.Hao Zhongwei, Director-General of the Department of European and Asian Affairs of the CPAFFC; and Anthea Hefferman, Counsellor for Regional Cooperation at the British Embassy in China, were present at the event.

From September 23, 2025 to September 25, 2025, at the invitation of the Bulgaria National Association for the Belt and Road, President Yang Wanming of the Chinese People's Association for Friendship with Foreign Countries (CPAFFC) led a delegation on an official visit to Bulgaria. During his visit, President Yang attended and addressed the opening ceremony of the China Bulgaria Local Cooperation Conference on the 10th anniversary of the Belt and Road Cooperation. During the visit, President Yang met with?Natalia Kiselova, Speaker of Bulgarian National Assembly; Dragomir Stoynev, Deputy Speaker of Bulgarian National Assembly and Chairman of the Socialist Party Parliamentary Group; Gabriel Volkov, Chairperson of the Parliamentary Committee on Youth and Sports Matters and Chairman of the Socialist Party's Youth Union; Radan Kanev, Chairman of the National Assembly's Economic Committee; Ivan Ivanov, Minister of Regional Development and Public Affairs; Yulia Likomanova-Mutafchieva, Governor of Veliko Tarnovo Region; and Zahari Zahariev, President of the Bulgaria National Association for the Belt and Road; as well as other representatives from the government, parliament, subnational?organizations, and various friendship organizations. The two sides held in-depth discussions on ways to further deepen the traditional friendship between China and Bulgaria, strengthen exchanges between the legislative bodies, subnational governments, culture and youth, and promote the healthy, stable, and sustainable development of bilateral strategic partnership?relations and China-EU relations. The discussions resulted in a positive consensus on these issues.?Dai Qingli, Chinese Ambassador to Bulgaria, attended the related activities.During the meeting, President Yang emphasized that Bulgaria was one of the first countries to establish diplomatic relations with the People's Republic of China. The two countries?share a deep and enduring traditional friendship. In 2015, China and Bulgaria signed the intergovernmental cooperation agreement on jointly building the Belt and Road Initiative, opening a new chapter in their bilateral relationship. In 2019, President Xi Jinping and President Rumen Radev made the joint decision to elevate China-Bulgaria relations to a strategic partnership, setting the direction for the development of bilateral relations in the new era. The CPAFFC is committed to working with various sectors in Bulgaria to build communication platforms, enhance mutual understanding, continue the traditional friendship, explore new cooperation opportunities, and promote more mutually beneficial results in bilateral relations.(President Yang Wanming meets with Dragomir Stoynev, Deputy?Speaker of Bulgarian National Assembly)(President Yang Wanming meets with Yulia Likomanova-Mutafchieva, Governor of Veliko Tarnovo Region)Natalia Kiselova?remarked that since the establishment of diplomatic relations 76 years ago, exchanges and cooperation between China and Bulgaria have deepened in various fields. Bulgaria is dedicated to further developing its relationship with China. This year, several high-ranking Bulgarian government officials, representatives from the legislature, and subnational?government leaders have visited China, underscoring the importance Bulgaria places on strengthening practical cooperation with China.?Dragomir?Stoynev?emphasized that developing positive, healthy, and stable China-Bulgaria relations aligns with the fundamental interests of two peoples. The Bulgarian Socialist Party's parliamentary group follows a policy of friendship toward China and is eager to promote exchanges and cooperation in economy and trade, investment, culture, education, and youth. Yulia Likomanova-Mutafchieva?expressed Veliko Tarnovo's willingness to collaborate more closely with China in cultural heritage preservation, education, and tourism to support local economic and social development. Zahari Zahariev?extended a warm welcome to President Yang's visit and expressed Bulgaria's hope to expand cooperation with China in multiple fields, strengthen the bonds of friendship, and benefit the two peoples through practical cooperation.(China Bulgaria Local Cooperation Conference held in Sofia)In his remarks at the opening ceremony of the China Bulgaria Local Cooperation Conference, President Yang highlighted that subnational cooperation is a key component of the China-Bulgaria strategic partnership and a strong pillar supporting bilateral relations. In the current global context, strengthening exchanges and cooperation between subnational governments is critical for driving economic and social development, addressing global challenges, and advancing reforms in global governance systems. As a concrete step to implement the important consensus reached by the two heads of state, the timely convening of the China Bulgaria Local Cooperation Conference in Bulgaria is highly significant. President Yang expressed hope that through this platform, subnational governments from both sides would further enhance mutual understanding, deepen exchanges and cooperation, align development strategies, and better serve the two peoples. He emphasized the importance of contributing wisdom and strength to the high-quality joint construction of the Belt and Road Initiative, as well as to the advancement of China-CEEC cooperation and China-EU relations.Ambassador Dai Qingli noted that there is great potential for cooperation between China and Bulgaria in areas such as agricultural products, food, and new energy. Subnational?governments from two countries should identify areas of alignment and transform their traditional friendship into concrete projects that benefit the two peoples.Minister Ivanov remarked that Bulgaria is actively exploring commercial models for deepening cooperation with China. Both sides could prioritize cooperation in areas such as infrastructure renewal, water treatment, and smart city development.Donka Mihailova,?Vice President of the Bulgarian Cities Alliance and Mayor of Troyan, stated that Bulgaria is eager to use the successful holding of the China Bulgaria Local Cooperation Conference as an opportunity to strengthen exchanges and cooperation between subnational?governments at all levels and in various fields, advancing China-Bulgaria relations further.The China Bulgaria Local Cooperation Conference was co-hosted by the CPAFFC, the Chinese Embassy in Bulgaria, the Bulgaria National Association for the Belt and Road, and the Bulgarian Cities Alliance. More than 130 distinguished guests, including heads and representatives from 12 Chinese provinces and cities, including Beijing, Jiangsu, Ningbo, Dalian, Hefei, Yangzhou, Xinyu, Ganzhou, Zhoukou, and Leshan, as well as heads and representatives from over 40 Bulgarian cities, including Ruse, Shumen, Vidin, and Kazanlak, participated in in-depth exchanges on the theme of "City Cooperation to Promote a Community with a Shared Future for Mankind." During the city salon, representatives from both sides shared their experiences in areas such as economy and trade, investment, infrastructure development, smart cities, new energy, agriculture, education, and health and wellness tourism, based on their respective development characteristics. At the opening ceremony, Yangzhou City of Jiangsu Province signed a Friendship City Cooperation Action Plan with Razgrad City for the period 2026–2028. Dalian, Hefei, Xinyu, and Leshan also signed friendship city intention agreements with Bulgarian cities.

(September 24, during the Conference in Sofia, representatives signed the Sino-Bulgarian City Friendship Cooperation Agreement. Photo by Lin Hao, Reporter of Xinhua News Agency)Xinhua News Agency, Sofia, September 24?– On September 24, 2025, marking the 10th anniversary of the signing of the intergovernmental cooperation agreement for the joint construction of the Belt and Road Initiative between China and Bulgaria, the China Bulgaria Local Cooperation Conference was successfully held in Sofia. The conference was co-hosted by the Chinese People's Association for Friendship with Foreign Countries (CPAFFC), the Chinese Embassy in Bulgaria, the Bulgaria National Association for the Belt and Road, and the Bulgarian Cities Alliance. More than 130 participants attended the conference, including officials from 12 Chinese provinces and cities, as well as representatives from over 40 Bulgarian cities, along with figures from various sectors such as economy and trade, education, culture, and other fields from two countries.The conference focused on the theme of advancing the construction of a community with a shared future for mankind?through city-to-city cooperation. Following?the opening ceremony, a city salon was held, where representatives from both sides exchanged experiences and explored opportunities for collaboration on issues such as infrastructure, water treatment, smart cities, wellness tourism, green transformation, and cultural education. Throughout the event, several Sino-Bulgarian city friendship cooperation agreements were signed, and multiple bilateral city meetings were held.

From September 21, 2025 to September 22, 2025, at the invitation of the Romanian-Chinese?House, President Yang Wanming of the Chinese People's Association for Friendship with Foreign Countries (CPAFFC) led a delegation on an official visit to Romania. During the visit, President Yang met with?Cosmin-Ioan Corendea, Vice Chairman of the Foreign Affairs Committee of the Romanian Chamber of Deputies and Chairman of the Parliamentary Friendship Group with China; Calin Mitri, Director-General of Global Affairs of the Romanian Ministry of Foreign Affairs; Emil Draghici, President of the Association of Communes of Romania; and Lauren?iu Dumitru, Deputy Secretary-General of the Romanian-Chinese?House, as well as other representatives from the government, parliament, business sector, and various friendship organizations. The two sides held in-depth discussions on ways to further deepen the traditional friendship between China and Romania, strengthen exchanges between the legislative bodies, subnational governments, culture and youth, and promote the healthy, stable, and sustainable development of bilateral relations and China-EU relations. The discussions resulted in a positive consensus on these issues. Chen Feng, the Chinese Ambassador to Romania, attended the relevant activities.(President Yang Wanming meets with Cosmin-Ioan?Corendea, Chairman of the Parliamentary Friendship Group with China)(President Yang Wanming meets with Calin Mitri, Director-General of Global Affairs of the Romanian Ministry of Foreign Affairs)During the meetings, President Yang noted that Romania is one of the first countries to establish diplomatic relations with the People's Republic of China. Over the 76 years since the establishment of diplomatic ties, two countries have maintained mutual respect and equality, with their mutually beneficial cooperation steadily advancing. In May this year, President Xi Jinping sent congratulations to Nicu?or Dan on his election as President of Romania and outlined the direction for the future development of Sino-Romanian relations. In the context of accelerated global changes, China and Romania, as good friends and partners, must strengthen communication, build consensus, and deepen cooperation, working together to seize opportunities and face challenges. Romania, as a major country in Central and Eastern Europe, is a key bridge between the East and the West. China values its comprehensive friendly partnership with Romania and has expanded exchanges through mechanisms such as friendly city cooperation, the Legislators Forum for Friendly Exchanges, and the China-CEEC Mayors Forum. These initiatives have broadened multilevel dialogue and cooperation between their legislative bodies, subnational governments, and friendly organizations. Looking ahead, China is committed to working with Romania to implement the important consensus reached by two countries' leaders, further deepening exchanges and cooperation in areas such as people-to-people exchanges, practical cooperation, cultural exchanges, and youth friendship. Through subnational cooperation, China and Romania aim to strengthen the depth and substance of their bilateral ties, promote the ongoing development of China-CEEC cooperation, and ensure the long-term stability of China-EU relations. President Yang also introduced to the Romanian side the Global Governance Initiative proposed by President Xi Jinping and highlighted activities commemorating the 80th anniversary of the victory in the Chinese People's War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression and the World Anti-Fascist War. He paid heartfelt tribute to the remarkable contributions of Romanian doctors such as Dr. David Iancu and Dr. Bucur Clejan, who supported the Chinese people during the Anti-Japanese War.(President Yang Wanming meets with Emil Dr?ghici, President of the Association of Communes of Romania)(President Yang Wanming meets with Lauren?iu Dumitru, Deputy Secretary-General of the Romanian-Chinese House)Corendea warmly congratulated the Chinese People's Association for Friendship with Foreign Countries on successfully hosting the 2025 Legislators Forum for Friendly Exchanges. He noted that attending the forum had deepened his understanding of Chinese history, culture, economic development, and philosophies, further solidifying his confidence in Sino-Romanian friendship. Eight members of the Romanian Parliament, representing seven political parties, expressed their firm commitment to the One-China policy and pledged to promote China-Romania cooperation to their constituents, contributing to the ongoing legacy of Romanian-Chinese friendship.Mitri emphasized that China is an important partner for Romania, and the Romanian government supports and encourages subnational governments to engage in practical cooperation with China. He acknowledged China's role as a responsible major power and a permanent member of the United Nations Security Council, playing a key role in international affairs and resolving global issues. Romania is closely following China's Global Governance Initiative and is eager to enhance communication and coordination with China in international matters to safeguard global peace and stability.Dr?ghici?fondly recalled leading the Romanian mayoral delegation to the China International Friendship Cities Conference in 2024. He highlighted that Romanian subnational governments attach great importance to developing relations with China. Despite the profound and complex changes in the international situation, Romania's subnational governments continue to express strong willingness, enthusiasm, and confidence in strengthening practical cooperation with China. Romania aims to play a more prominent role in Southeastern Europe and further advance Sino-Romanian subnational cooperation.Lauren?iu Dumitru expressed his gratitude to the CPAFFC for inviting him as Romania's youth representative to the World Youth Conference for Peace. He pledged to continue playing a significant role in Romania-China friendship organizations, providing a platform for mutual learning between Romanian and Chinese youth, and injecting new vitality into the longstanding friendship between the two countries.

On September 15, 2025, President Yang Wanming of the Chinese People's Association for Friendship with Foreign Countries (CPAFFC) met in Urumqi?with Sommad Pholsena, Vice President of the National Assembly of the Lao People's Democratic Republic (Lao PDR) and Head of the Lao-China Friendship Group;?Vandy Bouthasavong,?Deputy Director of the Foreign Affairs Committee of the Lao National Assembly;?and Vandy Bouthasavong,?Chairman of the People's Council of Sekong Province of Laos.?The delegation was in China at the invitation of the CPAFFC to attend the 2025 Legislators Forum for Friendly Exchanges.President Yang extended a warm welcome to Vice President Sommad Pholsena?and his delegation to China for the forum, praising Vice President Sommad Pholsena?and the Pholsena family for their long-standing contributions to advancing China-Laos?friendship and promoting exchanges and practical cooperation across various fields. Since its inception in 2023, the Legislators Forum for Friendly Exchanges has successfully convened three times, playing an important role in enhancing dialogue between Chinese and foreign legislators, promoting international parliamentary cooperation, and strengthening people-to-people ties.President Yang stressed that China and Laos are socialist neighbors with a long-standing and ever-stronger traditional friendship. Not long ago, General Secretary of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of China (CPC)?and President Xi Jinping met in Beijing with Thongloun Sisoulith,?General Secretary of the Lao People's Revolutionary Party Central Committee and President of Laos, who attended the "SCO+"?Meeting, the Commemoration of the 80th Anniversary of the Victory of the Chinese People's War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression and the World Anti-Fascist War, and paid a working visit to China. The two leaders reached important consensus on deepening the building of a China-Laos community with a shared future, which provides fundamental guidance for the future of bilateral relations. Next year marks the 65th anniversary of diplomatic ties between China and Laos, expressing the hope that both sides will continue to consolidate political trust, expand practical cooperation in various areas, and steadily advance the China-Laos community with a shared future.Vice President Sommad Pholsena?expressed his gratitude for the invitation to attend the 2025 Legislators Forum for Friendly Exchanges?and congratulated the organizers on its success. He said that during his visit to Xinjiang, he was deeply impressed by the region's economic prosperity, ethnic unity, and the well-being of its people under the leadership of President Xi Jinping and the Communist Party of China. Laos and China enjoy close relations, frequent exchanges at all levels, and robust practical cooperation, making them a true community with a shared future. He added that the Belt and Road Initiative, proposed by President Xi Jinping, has brought tangible benefits to the Lao people, especially through the operation of the China-Laos Railway, which has transformed Laos from a "land-locked country"?into a "land-linked country."?Vice President Sommad Pholsena?affirmed that he and the Lao National Assembly are ready to continue working with the CPAFFC to strengthen exchanges between legislators, youth, and people from all sectors of two?countries, so as to further advance Laos-China friendship.Yuan Mindao,?Vice President of the CPAFFC, Zhu Dan, Director-General of the Department of East Asian Affairs of the CPAFFC, among?others,?were present at the meeting.

On September 14, 2025, during the 2025 Legislators Forum for Friendly Exchanges, the Chinese People's Association for Friendship with Foreign Countries (CPAFFC) held the "Dialogue with Legislators of EU Countries"?in Urumqi, Northwest China's Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region. President Yang Wanming of the CPAFFC attended the event and delivered a keynote speech.?EU representatives included?Ettore Licheri, Vice President of the Commission for Foreign Policy and Defense of the Italian Senate; Titus Corl??ean, Vice Chairman of the Foreign Policy Committee of the Chamber of Deputies of Romania; Hugo?Carneiro, President of the Portugal-China Parliamentary Friendship Group of the Portuguese Parliament; Georgios Vrettakos, Member of the Hellenic Parliament;?Manfred Grund, Former Member of the German Bundestag; and Sergejs Potapkins, Former Chairman of the Latvia-China Friendship Group of the Latvian Parliament. Chinese representatives included Ye Zhenqin, Vice Chairman of the Standing Committee of the Guangdong Provincial People's Congress; Zheng Jun, Counselor of the People's Government of Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region and Deputy to the National People's Congress; Zhang Jian, Vice President of the China Institutes of Contemporary International Relations; and Zong Bo, Director of the International Department of the Management?Committee of Qingdao Sino-German Ecopark. The dialogue centered on the theme "China?and EU?Joining Hands, Harmony and Cooperation for Mutual Benefit—China-EU Sustainable Development and Green Cooperation", and the participants held in-depth discussions.?David Carter, Former Speaker of New Zealand, Chen Jing, Vice Chairman of the Standing Committee of the Shanghai Municipal People's Congress, along with around 100 representatives from national legislatures participating in the forum,?as well as scholars, think tank?experts, and figures from the political, academic, and business communities, attended the meeting. Yuan Mindao, Vice President of the CPAFFC, presided over the meeting.President Yang Wanming noted that 2025 marks the 50th anniversary of diplomatic relations between China and the European Union. Over the past five decades, China and the EU have achieved?fruitful results in exchanges and cooperation, benefiting not only both sides but also the wider world. A?key lesson from this experience is the consistent commitment to mutual respect, seeking common ground while accommodating differences, openness and cooperation, and mutual benefit.?Amid accelerating global changes and a complex international environment, China and the EU—two major forces for advancing multipolarity, two leading markets supporting globalization, and two great civilizations championing diversity—should maintain partnership, uphold openness and cooperation, and practice multilateralism. By steering their relationship in the right direction, both sides can provide the world with greater stability and predictability.?President Xi Jinping's recently proposed Global Governance Initiative offers guidance for China and the EU to jointly uphold multilateralism and tackle global challenges. Sustainable development and green cooperation?have become the most dynamic aspects of China-EU relations, serving as both a stabilizing bond and an area of immense potential. Standing at a new historical starting point, the two sides should act as advocates of green consensus, partners in green cooperation, and drivers of a Green Silk Road. Guided by the concept of "win-win cooperation through harmony", two?sides should work together to usher in a brighter future for China-EU relations.Participants from both China and the EU focused on global challenges, reflected on historical experience, and explored prospects for future cooperation. They engaged in substantive exchanges on ecological development concepts, green transition investment, and supporting legal and regulatory frameworks.?The participants agreed that as key actors and leaders in global sustainable development, China and the EU should strengthen consensus and deepen cooperation at a higher level. They stressed the importance of injecting new momentum into the global green transition and sustainable development, while making active contributions to world peace and progress.

On September 14, 2025, during the 2025 Legislators Forum for Friendly Exchanges, the Chinese People's Association for Friendship with Foreign Countries (CPAFFC) held the Global South Legislators Dialogue?in Urumqi, Northwest China's Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region. President Yang Wanming of the CPAFFC attended the event and delivered a keynote speech.?Didiano Pinilla, Secretary of the Alternate Committee of the Latin American Parliament and Former Vice President of the National Assembly of Panama; Suwaibou?Touray, Member of the Pan-African Parliament; Mustapha Temmar, Member of Algerian People's National Assembly; Jucelia Oliveira Freitas, President of Brazillian National Union of State Legislators; Ashok Tanwar, Former Member of Indian Parliment; Vandy Bouthasavong, Vice- Chairperson of the Foreign Affairs Committee?of the National Assembly of Lao?PD; Busayo?Oluwole?Oke, Chairman?of the House Committee on Foreign Affairs?of Nigeria; Nqabayomzi Kwankwa, Member of the National Assembly of South Africa; Nicolás Viera, Senator?of Uruguay; Chen Jing, Vice Chairman of the Standing Committee of the Shanghai Municipal People's Congress; and Sun Licheng, Vice Chairman of the Standing Committee of the Shandong Provincial People's Congress. They engaged in in-depth exchanges under the theme of "Advancing Development and Revitalization?of?the?Global South?through Modernization."?Nearly 100 representatives from national legislatures participating in the 2025 Legislators Forum for Friendly Exchanges?attended the event, including Joseph T Isaac,?Speaker of the House of Assembly of Dominica;?and Sommad Pholsena, Vice President of the National Assembly of the Lao PDR and Head of the Lao-China Friendship Group. Quan Heng, Secretary of the Party Committee of the Shanghai Academy of Social Sciences, presided over the meeting.President Yang Wanming emphasized that countries of the Global South,?linked by deep-rooted ties and broad common interests, have become a vital force in promoting global development, improving governance and safeguarding peace. He noted that convening this dialogue during the forum aims?to build consensus and strengthen cooperation on modernization?for the development of the Global South.?Amid a world marked by turbulence and transformation, we should?adhere to?political independence and self-reliance to achieve modernization for shared security; embrace?the historic mission of development and revitalization to advance modernization for common prosperity; and uphold mutual learning among civilizations to realize modernization characterized by diversity and inclusiveness. China stands ready to work with all Global South partners to implement the Global Development Initiative, the Global Security Initiative, the Global Civilization Initiative, and the Global Governance Initiative, ensuring that the benefits of modernization reach every country and every citizen.Chinese and foreign guests shared their experience?and practices?in advancing modernization,?discussed solutions to?global challenges, and?agreed that modernization is an essential pathway for Global South countries to achieve leapfrog development. They underscored that legislative bodies, as key players driving national progress and enhancing global governance, should play a greater role in this process and contribute more substantially to building a closer community with a shared future for mankind.

With the theme of global partnership for common and sustainable development, the 2025 Legislators Forum for Friendly Exchanges was held in Urumqi, Northwest China's Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region, on September 14, 2025. The forum was hosted by the Chinese People's Association for Friendship with Foreign Countries (CPAFFC), and organized by the People's Association for Friendship with Foreign Countries of Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region and the Ethnic, Religious, Foreign and Overseas Chinese Affairs Committee of the Standing Committee of the People's Congress of Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region.?Shohrat Zakir, Vice-Chairman of the Standing Committee of China's National People's Congress, attended the opening ceremony and delivered a keynote speech. Chen Xiaojiang, Secretary of the CPC Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Regional Committee; Zumretibuwuli, Chairman of the Standing Committee of the People's Congress of Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region; Yang Wanming, President of the CPAFFC; Richard Koon, Speaker of the House of Representatives of Liberia; Joseph T Isaac, Speaker of Dominica; Sommad Pholsena, Vice President of the National Assembly of the Lao People's Democratic Republic (Lao PDR); Edin ?erlek, Deputy Speaker of the National Assembly of Serbia?and Deputy President of the Justice and Reconciliation Party; David Carter, Former Speaker of New Zealand; and Didiano Pinilla, Secretary of the Alternate Committee of the Latin American Parliament and Former Vice President of the National Assembly of Panama, attended the opening ceremony and delivered remarks. Erkin Tuniyaz, Chairman of the People's Government of Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region, presided over the opening ceremony. Over 60 foreign legislators?and former legislators?from five continents, along with more than 60 deputies to the National People's Congress and local people's congresses in China, attended the forum.Vice Chairman Shohrat Zakir?emphasized that the Global Governance Initiative,?proposed by Chinese President Xi Jinping,?further contributes Chinese wisdom and solutions to improving global governance. Parliaments, as legislative bodies, have both the responsibility and capacity to play an active role in advancing global governance. He expressed the hope that the legislators would share valuable insights, strengthen exchanges of experience, deepen mutual learning and understanding and promote mutual trust and cooperation in line with the theme of the forum, so as to contribute wisdom and strength to jointly improving global governance, building a community with a shared future for mankind and creating a better future for the world.Chen Xiaojiang expressed the hope that the forum would serve as an opportunity for all countries to implement the Global Development Initiative, the Global Security Initiative, the Global Civilization Initiative, and the Global Governance Initiative. He emphasized the importance of strengthening exchanges between subnational governments and local legislative bodies, promoting mutual learning, advancing democracy and the rule of law, and expanding practical economic and trade cooperation for mutual benefit. He also called for increased cultural exchanges to deepen friendship among nations.President Yang Wanming remarked that over the past three years, the Legislators Forum for Friendly Exchanges has grown and yielded fruitful results with strong support from all sides. It has become a key platform for building consensus, strengthening friendships, and showcasing China's image. He expressed hope that legislators from all countries would use the forum to advance good governance through sound laws, promote openness and cooperation, and facilitate cultural exchanges. China would continue to offer new opportunities to the world through its achievements in modernization, work towards building a community with a shared future?for mankind, and contribute to a more peaceful, stable, and prosperous world.(Left Upper: Richard Koon, Speaker of the House of Representatives of Liberia, delivers remarks; Right Upper: Edin ?erlek, Deputy Speaker of the National Assembly of Serbia and Deputy President of the Justice and Reconciliation Party, delivers remarks; Left Lower: David Carter, Former Speaker of New Zealand, delivers remarks; Right Lower: Didiano Pinilla, Secretary of the Alternate Committee of the Latin American Parliament and Former Vice President of the National Assembly of Panama, delivers remarks.)Legislators?attending the forum noted that today's world faces a range of global challenges, and emphasized that international solidarity and cooperation are vital to achieving the shared goals of peace and development. The Legislators Forum for Friendly Exchanges offers legislators from across the globe a platform for dialogue and partnership, playing a significant role in advancing sustainable and inclusive development.?The successful convening of the forum demonstrates that nations with diverse languages, cultures, and political systems can indeed coexist peacefully, cooperate effectively, and work together toward common objectives. The participating legislators?expressed their commitment to seizing this forum as an opportunity to deepen cooperation, promote shared development, improve global governance, and jointly build a stable and prosperous world where opportunities are accessible to all.During the event, seven sessions?were convened. Participants engaged in in-depth discussions on five key topics: high-quality Belt and Road cooperation, ecological protection and green development, ethnic regional autonomy and human rights safeguards, preservation of ethnic minority cultures, and ethnic unity and shared development. In addition, two regional dialogue sessions were held—the "Global South Legislators Dialogue"?and the "Dialogue with Legislators of EU Countries." Through candid exchanges and constructive debate, legislators and the Chinese counterparts identified pathways to seek common ground while respecting differences, and to pursue mutually beneficial cooperation, thereby generating strong momentum for building global partnerships. The forum consolidated these perspectives and issued the Urumqi Declaration.?President Yang Wanming delivered keynote speeches at both regional dialogues. Vice President Yuan Mindao chaired the "Dialogue with Legislators of EU Countries", while Vice President Shen Xin presided over the closing ceremony.(Left Upper: Visit to the Kazanqi Folklore Tourist Area in Yining City; Right Upper: Visit to the Xinjiang Agricultural Products Trading Center; Left Lower: Visit to the Kashgar Area of the China (Xinjiang) Pilot Free Trade Zone; Right Lower: Visit to the Horgos International Border Cooperation Center.)Before and after the forum, foreign legislators visited Kashgar, Yili, Aksu, Urumqi, Changji, and other parts of Xinjiang. They toured pilot free trade zones, folklore tourism areas, grassroots legislative points, religious sites, communities, enterprises, bazaars, cotton fields, and border ports. In Kashgar, they experienced the unique charm of ancient city preservation and revitalization?and cultural heritage, while witnessing the integration and coexistence of diverse cultures. In Yili, they explored the region's vibrant ethnic traditions and the prosperity of its people. In Aksu, they gained insights into local industrial development and the preservation of ethnic traditions. Legislators expressed admiration for the Xinjiang's latest achievements in economic and social development and its stability, vitality, unity, and harmonious coexistence of diverse ethnic groups.The Legislators Forum for Friendly Exchanges, initiated by the CPAFFC, serves as an important platform for dialogue and exchange among legislative bodies worldwide. The forum aims to share governance experiences and foster cooperation among nations. The previous two editions were held in Shenzhen (2023) and Shanghai (2024), respectively. This year's forum was the largest to date, with the most countries represented and the highest number of legislators.

On September 10, 2025, President Yang Wanming of the Chinese People's Association for Friendship with Foreign Countries (CPAFFC) hosted a welcome reception in Beijing for the?guests attending the 2025 Legislators Forum for Friendly Exchanges. Richard Koon,?Speaker of the House of Representatives of Liberia;?Joseph T Isaac,?Speaker of Dominica;?Sommad Pholsena, Vice President of the National Assembly of the Lao People's Democratic Republic (Lao PDR);?and Edin ?erlek, Deputy Speaker of the National Assembly of Serbia, among more than 60 foreign legislators?from five continents, attended the event.President Yang extended a warm welcome to the legislators, and?noted that over?the three years since its successful inception, the forum has consistently promoted friendly exchanges among legislators from around the world, deepened inter-parliamentary cooperation, and provided a vital platform for communication and dialogue, thus playing?an active role in enhancing mutual understanding, fostering friendship, and encouraging cooperation between peoples.President Yang also expressed his hope that through upcoming visits to various regions of Xinjiang, the legislators would gain an objective and comprehensive understanding of Xinjiang's genuine development and the well-being of its people. He invited the legislators to actively participate in efforts to strengthen people-to-people ties, working together to create a more peaceful, prosperous, and beautiful future for all of humanity.The reception was marked by a warm and friendly atmosphere. The legislators enjoyed watching traditional Chinese ethnic dances, including "Pomegranate Flowers Blossom"?and "Dreaming of a Prosperous China."?They also participated in hands-on demonstrations of China's intangible cultural heritage, including cloisonné enameling (Jingtailan), kite-making, lantern crafting, inside-painted snuff bottles, Peking Opera facial makeup, velvet-flower crafting, and hexiang (traditional incense-making).Vice President Yuan Mindao attended the reception. Vice President Shen Xin?presided over the reception.