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The International Seminar on Counter-Terrorism 2026 was held on August 4 in Yining, Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region, bringing together nearly 100 participants from over 20 countries to tackle emerging threats like tech misuse and geopolitical conflicts. Zhai Jun, special envoy of the Chinese government on the Middle East issue, said China strongly opposes double standards in counter-terrorism, urging shared responsibility and multilateral cooperation, while showcasing Xinjiang's decades of stability as evidence of effective measures. The forum concluded that united global action remains essential to defeat the shared scourge of terrorism.
The International Seminar on Counter-Terrorism 2026 was held on August 4 in Yining, Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region, bringing together nearly 100 participants from over 20 countries to tackle emerging threats like tech misuse and geopolitical conflicts. Zhai Jun, special envoy of the Chinese government on the Middle East issue, said China strongly opposes double standards in counter-terrorism, urging shared responsibility and multilateral cooperation, while showcasing Xinjiang's decades of stability as evidence of effective measures. The forum concluded that united global action remains essential to defeat the shared scourge of terrorism.