Pakistan & China to establish a global media platform to counter 5th gen warfare, Indian media alarmed

By Ahsan Zafeer ⏐ 4 years ago ⏐ Newspaper Icon Newspaper Icon 2 min read
Pakistan and China are on the verge of building a globally oriented media giant on the lines of Qatar’s Al-Jazeera or Russia’s RT network to “propel amenable narratives”, and it would be funded by China to achieve mutual objectives,  a report by Hindustan Times that referred to documents obtained by Indian agencies, revealed.

The plans include the establishment of a television channel and media organization that will work towards “information dominance” and defeat the detrimental narratives promoted by the Western news media.



According to the report, the proposed media organization will build “the capacity to contest rival narratives through counter or alternate narratives” while adding that the Sino-Pakistan collaboration is necessary to build “this critical capacity”.

According to Hindustan Times’ sources, “The current project aims to establish a media house to project a so-called correct image of Pakistan. Though the documents do not refer to China directly in terms of content, the very fact that China would provide financing is proof that China intends to use this channel as a platform to improve its image.”

A digital marketing professional specializing in content-based functional areas – Ahsan Zafeer is driven by a never-ending passion for developing, nurturing, and strategizing key content aspects. He writes extensively on tech, digital marketing, SEO, cybersecurity, and emerging technologies. He also serves as a digital marketing strategist and freelance consultant for globally oriented organizations. He tweets @AhsanZafeer

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