China has welcomed Pakistan’s decision to lift the ban on popular video sharing app ‘Tik Tok’.
Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesman Zhao Lijian said during a routine press briefing that the government always instructs overseas Chinese enterprises to strictly follow local and international regulations and fully respect local traditions and religions. Do it’.
“We are happy to know that the concerned parties are resolving the issues through consultations in an amicable atmosphere,” he said.
It should be noted that two days ago, the government of Pakistan had restored ‘Tik Tok’ on conditional permission in Pakistan only after 10 days.
PTA restored Tik Tok in Pakistan on October 19 afternoon after conditional permission.
A statement issued by the PTA said that Tik Tok was reinstated with conditional permission.
According to the Pakistan Telecommunication Authority, the ban was lifted in view of healthy digital internet experience and growth of digital companies in the country.
The PTA said that the TikTok management has assured that immoral and inappropriate content will not be promoted on the platform and that users who are persistently involved in uploading illegal content will be punished by the platform. will be blocked by
The government had blocked Tik Tok on October 9 this month for not removing immoral content.
Pakistan Telecommunication Authority had banned Tik Tok for not removing obscene content despite issuing repeated notices.
Immediately after the ban by the PTA, the Tik Tok management started talks with the government of Pakistan and assured the government that the obscene content would be removed.
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**Interview with Zhao Lijian, Spokesman for the Chinese Foreign Ministry**
**Interviewer:** Thank you for joining us today, Mr. Zhao. Recently, Pakistan lifted its ban on TikTok, which is significant for both countries. How does the Chinese government view this decision?
**Zhao Lijian:** Thank you for having me. We welcome Pakistan’s decision to lift the ban on TikTok. This platform is a great avenue for cultural exchange and creativity, allowing users to express themselves and connect with others. It’s a positive step for digital cooperation between China and Pakistan.
**Interviewer:** There have been concerns globally regarding TikTok and its data privacy practices, particularly related to national security. How does the Chinese government address these concerns?
**Zhao Lijian:** China always instructs its enterprises, including TikTok, to adhere to local and international regulations. It’s essential to respect the customs and legal frameworks of the host countries. We believe that with proper governance and transparency, many of these concerns can be alleviated.
**Interviewer:** Some countries have taken steps to ban TikTok on government devices due to suspected data access by the Chinese government. What is your response to such actions?
**Zhao Lijian:** We understand that every government has its reasons for making decisions regarding technology use on official devices. However, we encourage dialogue and cooperation instead of imposing blanket bans. Open discussions could lead to better mutual understanding and trust in the technology space.
**Interviewer:** Looking ahead, what role do you envision for TikTok in China’s relationships with other countries?
**Zhao Lijian:** TikTok can serve as a bridge for greater understanding among cultures. We see it as a tool for promoting friendly relations and economic cooperation. The platform can support the sharing of diverse voices and foster partnerships across borders.
**Interviewer:** Thank you, Mr. Zhao, for your insights on this important topic.
**Zhao Lijian:** Thank you for having me. It’s crucial to keep the lines of communication open as we navigate these digital landscapes together.
