China to partner with Ghana in documentary making

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Flashback: President Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo, and the President of the People’s Republic of China, Xi Jinping during a state visit in 2018

China is looking at partnering with developing countries especially Africa to boost the entertainment to help better tell their own story across the globe, according to the Asia-Pacific Broadcasting Union.

The union said that the Chinese government is looking at partnering with arts and entertainment companies in Ghana to make documentary films. 

Speaking at a seminar-workshop for selected media and documentary film making professionals from developing countries in Beijing, Professor Jin Haina, a senior lecturer at the Communication University of China, said that developing countries could make great strides in the entertainment sector by exploring documentary film-making development.

The Asia-Pacific Broadcasting Union noted that China produces about 52 films each year, with annual revenue of over one billion dollars from a single film. “It could also be the story of African countries should there be co-operation and sharing of ideas,” Jin Haina added.

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