Live streamers from China and Arab countries participate in an icebreaker activity at the advanced e-commerce training camp on Aug 17 in Ningxia. [Photo provided to seeningxia.com]
An advanced e-commerce training camp for live streamers from Silk Road countries opened on Aug 17 in Jingyuan county, Guyuan city, Ningxia province.
Over 60 live streamers from across Ningxia and Arab countries including Afghanistan, Yemen, Egypt began a three-day training program.
The camp invited experts from the China International Electronic Commerce Center as lecturers, with experienced livestreaming instructors providing full guidance.
Centered on two key themes, Silk Road e-commerce and advanced professional development, the training course combines practical training in live streaming optimization, precision traffic management, and product selection strategies with specialized knowledge on China-Arab consumer market analysis and Silk Road e-commerce compliance standards.
Through diversified training methods, such as theoretical lectures and case discussions, the camp aims to enhance professional competence and cross-cultural communication skills of both Chinese and foreign live streamers, fostering a talent pool for digital economy cooperation between China and Arab countries.
What's more, the camp will also select promising participants to join a dedicated China-Arab livestreaming event at the China-Arab States Expo.