MAPUTO, March 31 (Xinhua) -- The Chinese Embassy in Mozambique on Tuesday launched a short video contest at Eduardo Mondlane University in Maputo, capital of Mozambique, marking the start of activities for the China-Africa Year of People-to-People Exchanges in Mozambique.
Speaking at the event, Chinese Ambassador to Mozambique Zheng Xuan highlighted the growing role of new media in fostering cross-cultural communication, saying that short videos, with a vivid and accessible format, have become an important tool for sharing stories and connecting people across borders.
It is hoped that China and Mozambique will carry forward their traditional friendship and strengthen exchanges and mutual learning between civilizations, said Zheng.
As a key activity under the China-Africa Year of People-to-People Exchanges in Mozambique, the contest invites Mozambican participants to document stories of friendship, cooperation, and cultural interaction between the two countries.
According to the organizers, submissions are open to Mozambican citizens, including those who have studied, worked, or engaged with China.
Manuel Guilherme Junior, rector of Eduardo Mondlane University, described the event as an important step in promoting cultural exchanges between Africa and China.
Highlighting the role of youth, he encouraged Mozambican students to actively participate in the contest by sharing their experiences of friendship, cooperation, and cultural exchanges with China.
"Many of our students have had opportunities to study in China and have rich stories to tell. This competition will provide a valuable platform to showcase those experiences," he added.
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