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La Red de Noticias de la Franja y la Ruta ( en chino :一带一路新闻合作联盟; pinyin : yī dài yī lù xīn wén hé zuò lián méng ) (BRNN) es una asociación de medios de comunicación con sede en Pekín anunciada por el Secretario General del Partido Comunista Chino, Xi Jinping, en mayo de 2017 en el primer Foro de la Franja y la Ruta para la Cooperación Internacional . ^[1] La red se lanzó oficialmente en abril de 2019 y está presidida por el Diario del Pueblo , el periódico oficial del Comité Central del Partido Comunista Chino . ^{[1] [2] [3]} Según un informe de 2020 de Asia Society , la BRNN existe "para difundir contenido favorable, organizar talleres con todos los gastos pagos y servir como una fuente centralizada de información sobre la BRI . La red, como era de esperar, presenta la BRI y a China de una manera positiva y tiene medios de comunicación miembros en más de 26 países". ^[4]

El 14 de mayo de 2017, CCTV+ celebró la primera mesa redonda de la BRNN en Pekín. Durante la reunión, representantes de alto rango de People's Television Network de Filipinas, UATV de Ucrania , Mongolian National Broadcaster y Pakistan Television Corporation firmaron la declaración y se unieron oficialmente a la BRNN. Los representantes también discutieron los productos, servicios y mecanismos de vinculación comercial de la BRNN. ^[5]

El 29 de noviembre de 2017 se celebró con éxito la primera Asamblea General de la BRNN en Hainan (China). Asistieron a la reunión veintinueve miembros de pleno derecho de 22 países y regiones, una institución asociada y un observador. La reunión se centró en los debates sobre el mecanismo operativo y los desarrollos futuros de la alianza. ^[6]

Del 15 al 18 de septiembre de 2018, equipos de producción de People's Television Network de Filipinas y Lao National Television, miembros de BRNN, llegaron a Beijing para coproducir un programa de entrevistas en inglés llamado "Vision Into Reality, The Belt & Road Special" con China Global Television Network (CGTN), para conmemorar el quinto aniversario de la "Iniciativa de la Franja y la Ruta". Los invitados de Filipinas, Laos y China no solo hablaron sobre su cultura y costumbres, sino que también compartieron los logros y las perspectivas de desarrollo futuro de la cooperación de la "Franja y la Ruta" en varios campos. El programa se transmitió conjuntamente en tres plataformas de medios el 3 de octubre de 2018. ^[7]

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