Un foro entre China y Asia Central se centra en el progreso de los derechos humanos a través del desarrollo de alta calidad

El cuarto Foro de Desarrollo de Derechos Humanos China-Asia Central se reunió el jueves para explorar el avance de los derechos humanos mediante el desarrollo de alta calidad y la cooperación regional.

El foro reunió a expertos, académicos y representantes gubernamentales de China y de las naciones de Asia Central. Li Hongkui, vicepresidente de la Fundación China para el Desarrollo de los Derechos Humanos, pidió una mayor alineación de la Iniciativa de la Franja y la Ruta con las estrategias de desarrollo de Asia Central para apoyar los derechos humanos. Akmal Saidov, director del Centro Nacional de Derechos Humanos de Uzbekistán, subrayó que los intercambios regionales pueden generar soluciones prácticas a los desafíos comunes en materia de derechos humanos. El embajador de China en Uzbekistán, Yu Jun, destacó la expansión del mecanismo de cooperación entre China y Asia Central y expresó su disposición para construir una comunidad más cercana con un futuro compartido.

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