The China Media Group (CMG) has launched a premium program showcase in Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) member economies. More than ten high-quality CMG productions, including "The Heritage Guardian," "The Path to Modernization" and "Hotline Beijing," are being broadcast on 22 major media outlets across 14 Asia-Pacific countries, including Australia, Canada, Chile, Indonesia, South Korea, Peru, Russia, Thailand, as well as the United States.

In a video address, Shen Haixiong, vice minister of the Publicity Department of the Communist Party of China Central Committee and president of CMG, said that ever since joining APEC, China has been not only an important participant and contributor, but also a strong advocate and leader of economic globalization.

Shen noted that CMG's collaboration with major media organizations in South Korea, Indonesia, Russia, and Peru to host this showcase represents a positive step in deepening cultural exchanges between China and other Asia-Pacific countries. 

He expressed hope that these outstanding CMG programs would help promote peace, development, mutual benefit and shared prosperity across the region.

Renat Zakiev, deputy editor-in-chief of Russian newspaper Rossiyskaya Gazeta, said the showcased programs will foster exchanges and mutual learning among civilizations, enhancing mutual understanding and friendship among the peoples of various countries.

Ignatius Hendrasmo, president director of Radio Republik Indonesia (RRI), remarked that the showcase marks another milestone in the close cooperation between RRI and CMG.

The series of premium CMG programs will be released on major media platforms across the Asia-Pacific region through the end of December.