GLOBALink | Prosperity and smiles: How global lawmakers see Aksu in Xinjiang

Xinhua
17 Sep 2025, 11:45 GMT+10

Visiting agricultural production bases, walking through cotton fields, strolling in night markets, and enjoying song-and-dance performances... As part of the 2025 Legislator Forum for Friendly Exchanges being held in Xinjiang, lawmakers from 12 countries including Dominica, New Zealand, and Mexico recently visited Aksu for a close look at its daily life. What thoughts and impressions did they take away?

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