Mr Ren said that China had also been working in improving the environment for internet and new media operators by setting agenda, introducing user friendly apps and ensure that they don’t misuse their freedom of communicating.
“Security of online communication is a challenge given the new media’s greater power of information dissemination but governments have a role of regulating the online opinion,” he said.
Mr Ren also noted that his government had ensured that new media users in China were playing a role in creating peace and harmony by spearheading the role of revitalizing China which is the main focus of their government.
“Government has the role of encouraging positive discussions among the users of new media and respond to the concerns of people to win their hearts,” he said.
Mr Ren noted that the Chinese government was committed to further improve the bilateral ties to emulate the dreams of the Tanzania’s Founder, the Late Mwalimu Julius Nyerere and his Chinese counterpart, Mao Ze Dong.
The Chinese government had completely blocked all US internet applications such as Google, YouTube and Facebook from being accessed by its people and has alternatively introduced more relevant and user friendly ‘apps’ among Chinese people which include, WeChat, Youku and Tencent QQ, among others.