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Xi Jinping, secretario general del Comité Central del Partido Comunista de China, ha visitado la ciudad de Nyingchi en la región autónoma del Tíbet, en el suroeste de China. 　 Xi arribó el miércoles al Aeropuerto Mainling de Nyingchi y fue recibido calurosamente por la población local y funcionarios de varios grupos étnicos. 　 El mandatario chino visitó el Puente del Río Nyang con el fin de inspeccionar las labores de preservación ecológica en la cuenca del río Yarlung Zangbo y su afluente, el río Nyang. 　 El miércoles por la tarde, Xi visitó un salón de planificació...

Xi Jinping makes surprise visit to Tibet The ICT quoting a source said Xi first landed at Mainling airport in Nyingtri, in southeast Tibet, on July 20 Friday July 23, 2021 8:55 AM, IANS [Xi Jinping delivers a speech facing the “Monument of Peaceful Liberation of Tibet” at the Potala square in Tibet’s capital of Lhasa. (Image: SaveTibet.org)] New Delhi: Chinese President Xi Jinping has made an unannounced visit to Tibet. Video clips shared on Chinese social media by the International Campaign for Tibet (ICT), a Washington-based advocacy group, show Xi addressing people in the city of Nyi...

Chinese President makes surprise visit to Tibet ​ By IANS | ​ 0 Views   New Delhi, July 23 : Chinese President Xi Jinping has made an unannounced visit to Tibet. Video clips shared on Chinese social media by the International Campaign for Tibet (ICT), a Washington-based advocacy group, show Xi addressing people in the city of Nyingtri, stepping out of a shop in the Barkhor area in Lhasa and giving remarks to the public, while facing the "Monument to the Peaceful Liberation of Tibet" in front of the Potala Palace, the traditional winter residence of the Dalai Lama. Xi last visited the T...

Beijing, May 21 China is ramping up efforts to develop the infrastructure in remote villages located along Tibet's border with India, Bhutan, and Nepal, according to a white paper on Tibet issued by

China is ramping up efforts to develop the infrastructure in remote villages located along Tibet's border with India, Bhutan and Nepal, according to a white paper on Tibet issued by the Chinese government on Friday. Developing the border areas and improving people's lives in Tibet has become important as the strategic Himalayan region shares 4,000-km long external border line, the document titled Tibet Since 1951: Liberation, Development and Prosperity" said. The inhabitants of the contiguous areas experience harsh living and working conditions and a high incidence of poverty. Governments ...