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How cultural exchanges foster friendship among peoples
How can cultural exchanges foster friendship among peoples and promote mutual learning between civilizations? CGTN has published an article examining how cooperation in culture, education, tourism and heritage preservation helps strengthen understanding and trust across borders.
“China and Egypt share many cultural similarities,” Peng Liyuan, wife of Chinese President Xi Jinping, said on Wednesday, as she praised the exquisite exhibits for fully showcasing the wisdom and unique aesthetic sensibilities of the Egyptian people.
While chatting over tea and visiting a small handicrafts exhibition in Cairo with Entissar El-Sisi, wife of Egyptian President Abdel Fattah El-Sisi, Peng said Egypt has a long history and a profound cultural heritage. She expressed the hope that artists from the two countries would strengthen exchanges and cooperation to allow traditional crafts to continue to shine with renewed vitality through inheritance and mutual learning.
Deepening people-to-people exchanges
“Known for their age-old civilizations, China and Egypt have each contributed an invaluable intellectual legacy and splendid cultural heritage to the progress of humanity.” In a signed article published in Egyptian media on Tuesday ahead of his state visit to Egypt, Xi said that across time and space, the two civilizations have been reaching out to each other, writing new chapters in the everlasting friendship between the two peoples.
The China-Egypt relationship has always been an example of friendship and mutual learning. In recent years, under the strategic guidance of the two heads of state, exchanges and mutual learning between the two civilizations have continued to deepen.
From the launch of the China-Egypt joint archaeological project at the Montu Temple in Luxor in 2018 to the joint project at Saqqara in 2024, cooperation between the two countries in archaeology has advanced steadily. The 2025 exhibition “On Top of the Pyramid: The Civilization of Ancient Egypt” at the Shanghai Museum featured 788 precious artifacts, more than 95% of which were displayed in Asia for the first time. It attracted more than 2.77 million visits.
In Egypt, there has been a Chinese language learning craze for years. The country was among the first Arab and African countries to introduce Chinese-language education. Today, 36 Egyptian universities have Chinese language departments, while 41 secondary schools in 10 provinces offer Chinese as an elective subject, according to official figures from the Chinese Embassy in Egypt.
Egypt has also long been a popular tourist destination for Chinese visitors. Chinese tourists made more than 360,000 visits to Egypt in 2025, up 20% year on year, Chinese official data shows. More than 30 direct flights operate between the two countries each week.
Mutual learning among civilizations
Peng has long been committed to promoting cultural exchanges and fostering mutual understanding and friendship among peoples. When attending an event for spouses of leaders participating in the 2026 Shanghai Cooperation Organization Summit in Bishkek on Tuesday, she invited Kyrgyz artists to visit China for more performances and cultural exchanges so as to give Chinese audiences a closer look at the country’s rich ethnic culture.
This echoes China’s broader call for exchanges and mutual learning among civilizations. When proposing the Global Civilization Initiative in March 2023, Xi said tolerance, coexistence, exchanges and mutual learning among different civilizations play an irreplaceable role in advancing humanity’s modernization process.
“We advocate robust international people-to-people exchanges and cooperation,” Xi said, stressing that countries need to explore the building of a global network for inter-civilization dialogue and cooperation to promote mutual understanding and friendship among people of all countries.
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A standard, not a slogan
Illinois, USA, Sep 03, 2026, ZEX PR WIRE — Leor Zlotnik has spent years building LZ Interiors on a specific idea: a beautiful room means nothing if the client got a bad deal to build it. Now that idea has a name and a set of rules attached to it.
The standard is simple to state. Every recommendation made to a client has to answer one question first: does this serve the homeowner, or does it serve a vendor, a trend, or a commission. If the answer is not clearly the homeowner, the recommendation does not go out.
“I did not want this to live in a mission statement and nowhere else,” Zlotnik said. “It has to change what happens on a Tuesday afternoon when a fabric sample comes in and it is gorgeous and it is also marked up 40 percent past what it should be.”
What the standard actually checks
The practice breaks down into a few concrete habits, applied on every project rather than as a one-time audit.
Every material gets sourced back to its actual price. Before a fabric, stone, or fixture goes into a presentation, Zlotnik’s team traces what it costs at the source, not just what a showroom quotes. Clients see the gap when there is one.
Every vendor recommendation gets a reason attached. LZ Interiors does not present options as a menu. Each one comes with a plain explanation of why it is there and what it costs the client if it fails in real use, not just on a mood board.
Construction pitfalls get flagged before they get expensive. A material that photographs well but wears poorly, or a layout that looks clean on paper but creates a maintenance problem later, gets called out at the design stage, when it is cheap to change, instead of after installation, when it is not.
No recommendation ships without the “who does this help” test. It is the same question, applied every time: this choice benefits the homeowner first, or it does not go in the plan.
Why Zlotnik is formalizing it now
LZ Interiors built its reputation on a highly curated aesthetic, the kind that photographs well and travels well on Instagram. Zlotnik has been direct about wanting the practice behind that aesthetic to hold up just as well.
“Anyone can show a client a beautiful photo,” Zlotnik said. “The harder job is telling them exactly what that photo is made of, what it costs to actually build it, and where someone might try to take advantage of them along the way. That is the job I actually signed up for.”
That distinction, between showing a client a vision and handing them the decisions behind it, has shaped how LZ Interiors operates from the start. Formalizing it as a standard is meant to make sure it does not get diluted as the studio takes on more work.
What clients can expect going forward
Under the standard, clients working with LZ Interiors should expect line-item transparency on materials and sourcing, a plain explanation for every vendor on a project, and early warning on any choice that carries hidden risk once construction starts.
Zlotnik describes the goal in blunt terms: fewer surprises, fewer overpaid line items, and a client who understands what they bought and why, at every stage of the process.
“I would rather lose a sale than let someone spend six figures on something I know will not hold up,” Zlotnik said. “That is not a slogan. That is just what I am willing to put my name on.”
To read the full interview, visit the website here.
About Leor Zlotnik
Leor Zlotnik is the founder of LZ Interiors, a bespoke luxury interior design studio serving residential and commercial clients across the United States. Zlotnik previously worked at Goldman Sachs before leaving to build LZ Interiors full time. The studio is known for its detail-driven approach to high-end interiors and for a design philosophy that puts the homeowner’s investment and understanding ahead of trends or vendor relationships.
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Independent platform 10 Coin Lab offers token creation, fair launches, swaps, and ETH bridging for the Robinhood Chain public blockchain.
United States, 3rd Sep 2026 – 10 Coin Lab has launched a free non-custodial toolkit for the Robinhood Chain public blockchain. The platform allows users to create tokens, fair-launch projects, swap on Curve and Uniswap markets, and bridge ETH from any chain to Robinhood Chain, all from a single interface.
Users can create standard tokens on Robinhood Chain for 0.005 ETH, with a free testnet option available before committing funds. Projects can fair-launch tokens through the Pons launchpad, which provides a structured and publicly visible launch process.
The platform also supports token swaps and bundle launches on Curve and Uniswap markets, ETH bridging from any external chain, and a token search and trending section for users tracking activity on the network.
10 Coin Lab requires no account registration and is free to use.
About 10 Coin Lab
10 Coin Lab is an independent, non-custodial toolkit for the Robinhood Chain public blockchain. The platform provides token creation, fair-launch services via the Pons launchpad, token swaps, and ETH bridging.
Disclaimer: 10 Coin Lab is an independent project and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or connected to Robinhood Markets, Inc. or any of its subsidiaries. “Robinhood Chain” refers solely to the public blockchain network. Nothing on this platform constitutes financial advice.
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Tech Week Singapore 2026: Charting the next phase of “The Infrastructure Era” across Asia
- Award-winning Tech Week Singapore returns in September with Guest of Honour, Mr Tan Kiat How, Senior Minister of State for Digital Development and Information
- Registration is open for Asia’s most transformative tech event, bringing together government officials and senior executives from Google DeepMind, Microsoft, Horizon Quantum, European Space Agency, Mercedes-Benz AG and more
- The 2026 edition is anticipated to host more than 30,000 participants across the two days, with Data Centre World Asia hosting the inaugural OCP Southeast Asia Tech Day
SINGAPORE, Sep 03, 2026, ZEX PR WIRE — Tech Week Singapore 2026 returns to the Sands Expo & Convention Centre on 29–30 September 2026. Organised by global events producer CloserStill Media, this year’s edition, themed “The Infrastructure Era”, will welcome Mr Tan Kiat How, Senior Minister of State for Digital Development and Information, as Guest of Honour on the first day of the event.
Tech Week Singapore 2026 will see the return of its flagship co-located shows, including Cloud & AI Infrastructure, DevOps Live, Cyber Security World, Big Data & AI World, and Data Centre World. The 2026 edition is set to host over 600 regional and international speakers with special conference theatres.
“As AI moves from experimentation into enterprise operations, the question for technology leaders is no longer whether to adopt new systems, but whether the infrastructure beneath them is ready. Across Asia, that means focusing on the foundations required to scale responsibly, including resilient infrastructure, strong governance, sustainable usage of energy and the right technical capabilities,” said CloserStill Media’s Managing Director for Asia Pacific, Andy Kiwanuka. “Now in its 12th edition, Tech Week Singapore remains a major meeting point for the region’s technology ecosystem. With the launch of Tech Week Shanghai earlier this year, we are building on that foundation to extend these conversations across Asia, connecting government, enterprise leaders and the infrastructure ecosystem shaping the next phase of digital growth.”
What’s New at Tech Week Singapore 2026
- This year’s show marks the first time the Open Compute Project (OCP) will host OCP Southeast Asia Tech Day at Data Centre World Asia, as industry leaders convene to explore how open hardware and next-generation infrastructure are accelerating Asia’s digital infrastructure growth.
- For the first time, Cyber Security World Asia will introduce a Live Vehicle Cyber Hackathon. The competition challenges participants to test a vehicle’s cyber defences, driving innovation in AI-enabled vehicle security while bringing together future cybersecurity talent.
- Big Data & AI World will also host an AI Consultation Clinic by Beyondsoft, where enterprises can learn how to harness data and translate them into AI-driven business solutions.
These new additions reinforce Tech Week Singapore’s role as the region’s premier platform for technology decision-makers, as digital infrastructure and AI evolve hand-in-hand to unlock true enterprise transformation.
Insights from Global Industry Leaders
The wider programme will examine how organisations are applying AI, quantum computing and digital transformation strategies in practice. This year’s headliners will include senior leaders from Google DeepMind, Horizon Quantum, the European Space Agency, and AI Singapore, who will take the stage across keynotes, fireside chats, and panel discussions, alongside representatives from the National Assembly of Serbia and UNICEF.
The Main Stage will welcome the following industry leaders, and more:
- Dr Nicolas Heess, AI and Robotics Team Lead, Google DeepMind who will speak in a session titled Towards AGI for the Physical World: AI for General Purpose Robots
- Dr Joe Fitzsimons, Founder & CEO, Horizon Quantum, who will share insights on the quantum economy in an opening keynote titled When Computing History Repeats: The Quantum Era
- Andrea Vena, Chief Sustainability Officer, European Space Agency, who will participate in Day 1’s closing keynote titled ESA’s Space AI Frontier: Sustainability at Cosmic Scale
- Laurence Liew, AI Innovation Director, AI Singapore, who will speak on Day 2’s opening keynote titled Building Enterprise Readiness
- Marta A. Tomovska, Advisor to the President, National Assembly of Serbia, who will speak in a session titled Global AI Sprint: Unlocking Innovation in Governance & Business
- Kaan Cetinturk, Global CIO and Director, Digital Impact, UNICEF, who will participate in a fireside chat titled From Vision to Value
- Guillermo Veiga, Group Chief Information and Operations Officer, Standard Chartered, who will be participating in a fireside chat titled Mastering the Future of Banking: Innovation, Operations, and the New Rules of Leadership
In addition to the Tech Week Singapore main stage, each of the five co-located shows will also feature its own keynotes and theatres.
Some Headline Speakers across the shows include:
- Dr Said Mirza Pahlevi, Director of Artificial Intelligence and New Technology Ecosystems, Ministry of Communication and Digital Affairs, Republic of Indonesia, who will speak in a keynote titled Komdigi’s Role in Developing AI Talent Towards National AI Sovereignty
- Eugene Neo, Senior Assistant Director, MOHT, who will speak in a panel discussion titled Realising AI for Everyone: Human-Centred Innovation at Scale
- Saji PK, Director of Data Center Operations APJC & Global Services, AWS, who will present a session titled Is APAC Keeping Up with Global Data Centre Development and Innovation?
- Harmen Thys Nieuwenhuis, Senior Director – Customer Experience, Klook, who will speak in a keynote titled Architecting for the Real-World Chaos: Agentic CX & The AI-Agent Customer Moat
- Robert Bedington, CTO, SpeQtral, who will speak in a panel titled Preparing for Quantum Computing Threats and Protecting Cryptographic Security
- Frank Winkler, Director of Digital Transformation, Lotus’s, who will speak in a keynote titled Human-Centred Platform Design – Reduce Cognitive Load, Automate Documentation & Accelerate Onboarding
Attendees can participate in activities across all Tech Week Singapore 2026 events, with opportunities to earn accredited CPD and CPE points through selected sessions. Data Centre World Asia is also expected to welcome 25% more attendees this year, reflecting the increasingly critical role of digital infrastructure in enabling AI, cloud and enterprise transformation. Along with the four shows on Level 5, it brings together the different technologies that underpin modern enterprises, allowing technology leaders and attendees to explore these priorities in one place. Senior IT leaders are expected to be present, providing attendees with high-impact networking opportunities.
Key highlights from all the co-located events include:
Cloud & AI Infrastructure Asia
- Network with key industry leaders at Asia’s biggest and most influential cloud infrastructure and technology event that brings together the conversations shaping cloud strategy, AI deployment, data architecture and infrastructure resilience.
- Hear from key speakers in leading industries such as Standard Chartered, FedEx, China Unicom, China Mobile International and more.
DevOps Live
- Explore the latest DevOps and Cloud-Native trends at DevOps Live Asia, spotlighting the practices, tooling and culture shaping modern software delivery. From continuous integration and deployment to platform engineering and cloud-native architectures, the programme addresses the real-world challenges of operating at scale.
- Gain insights from DevOps leaders from Datadog, Morgan Stanley, AWS, Lotus’s, and more at the DevOps & Platform Engineering Theatre
Cyber Security World Asia
- Join industry leaders as they discuss emerging cybersecurity trends shaping the future of Asia Pacific. Bringing together the full enterprise technology ecosystem, the event addresses evolving threat landscapes, regulatory complexity and security architecture in an AI-driven world.
- Hear about cybersecurity from organisations such as Bank of Singapore, Centre for Quantum Technologies, Cyber Security Agency of Singapore, and more.
Data Centre World Asia
- Engage with the full data centre ecosystem at the 12th edition of Data Centre World Asia, where five dynamic theatres will spotlight the industry’s most critical developments, bringing together thought leaders, innovators and decision-makers from across Asia.
- Hear how industry leaders are driving the future of digital infrastructure from organisations such as Samsung SDI, Bridge Data Centres, Siemens Energy, NTT Data Centres and more.
- The Live Data Centre will also feature guided tours and expert demonstrations, giving attendees a rare look into real-time operations and the latest infrastructure innovations.
- The Open Compute Project (OCP) will host OCP Southeast Asia Tech Day within Data Centre World Asia, bringing speakers from Meta, Google, Micron, NVIDIA and more.
Big Data & AI World Asia
- Real-world case studies from industry experts on practical applications, challenges and successes in leveraging AI technologies to drive business impact. From analytics and machine learning to governance and applied AI, discover how enterprises are turning innovation into operational scale.
- Learn from key speakers representing diverse sectors, including Klook, Microsoft, Grab, and more.
Award Winning Credentials and Industry Reputation
Building on its reputation as one of Asia’s leading technology events, Tech Week Singapore was recognised at the Singapore Tourism Awards 2026, where CloserStill Media clinched the Outstanding Event Organiser title. The event has also won Trade Show of the Year for the second consecutive year at Singapore MICE Awards 2026, while also being named a finalist for Event Marketing Campaign of the Year, Event Organising Team of the Year, as well as Marketing Campaign of the Year – International Trade Show at the prestigious Association of Event Organisers Excellence Awards 2026.
Tech Week Singapore 2026 has partnered with Singapore Airlines, Sentosa Development Corporation and Burnaby Solutions, giving participants access to exclusive offers that extend beyond the exhibition floor. Please find the full list of benefits and their respective terms and conditions can be found here.
- For the second consecutive year, Tech Week Singapore 2026 is partnering with Singapore Airlines to offer attendees, sponsors and partners travelling to Singapore an exclusive 13% discount across all cabin classes when they book using a dedicated promotional code.
- In partnership with Sentosa Development Corporation, delegates can enjoy exclusive perks, including 15% off the Sentosa Fun Discovery Pass and two complimentary island admissions, allowing them to experience more of Singapore beyond the event.
- Through Burnaby Solutions, attendees, sponsors and partners can access exclusive travel offers, including up to 20% off hotel bookings. Selected hotels will also provide complimentary one-way shuttle services to the Sands Expo & Convention Centre on event days.
Registration is now open. Technology professionals can register for a complimentary pass HERE.
About CloserStill Media
CloserStill Media specialises in producing high-value, content-driven events that foster professional communities across Business Technologies, Healthcare, and Future Transport and Infrastructure sectors. CloserStill Media’s portfolio includes the acclaimed Tech Week Singapore, featuring popular co-located events such as Cloud & AI Infrastructure and Data Centre World Asia.
Headquartered in London with 10 global offices, CloserStill Media operates with a robust team of 800 professionals across Singapore, the U.K., USA, Germany, and Spain. The company is recognised for its industry leadership, having won more exhibition awards than any other including accolades such as Best Exhibition, Best Event Launch, and Best Brand Expansion. For more information, visit www.closerstillmedia.com.
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