First Africa - China Media Forum pays tribute to late Prime Minister Meles Zenawi


23 Aug 2012 11:20 Africa/Lagos

First Africa - China Media Forum pays tribute to late Prime Minister Meles Zenawi

BEIJING, August 23, 2012/African Press Organization (APO)/ -- The first Sino-African Media Forum on cooperation holding on 23rd August 2012 in Beijing, China, began its inaugural session with a minute of silence dedicated to the late Prime Ministers Meles Zenawi of the Federal Democratic Republic of Ethiopia, who passed away on 20 August 2012.

Information Ministers, General Managers of Radio and TV as well as representatives from renowned media in Africa and China, present at the opening session of the First Sino-African Media Forum, paid homage in memory of the departed illustrious Prime Minister.

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