On August 27, journalists from Kazakhstan’s mainstream media visited Shanghai United Media Group, where they explored the group’s innovations in media convergence and digital transformation. They were impressed by the high-tech facilities, including a virtual studio, IP creation space, and an interactive selfie screen from The Paper.

“These technologies offer a great way to engage young people in both reading and socio-political life,” said Lyubov Dobrota, a reporter from Kazakhstanskaya Pravda.