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Associated Press

Facebook founder and CEO Mark Zuckerberg held a rare meeting on Saturday with China’s propaganda chief, at a time when Chinese authorities are tightening control over their cyberspace.
Liu Yunshan told Zuckerberg that his US-based social media platform could share its experience with Chinese companies to help “internet development better benefit the people of all countries,” the official Xinhua news agency reported.
‘AI won’t outstrip mankind that soon,’ Facebook’s founder Mark Zuckerberg tells China Development Forum
Zuckerberg was in Beijing to attend the China Development Forum, along with Alibaba chief Jack Ma and Managing Director of the International Monetary Fund Christine Lagarde
China has called for the creation of a global internet “governance system” and cooperation between countries to regulate internet use, stepping up efforts to promote controls that activists complain stifle free expression.

Facebook and other Western social media including Twitter are banned in China. Zuckerberg has long been courting China’s leaders in a so far futile attempt to access the country with the world’s largest number of internet users – 668 million as of last year.
China has been increasing control over its internet, dubbed the Great Firewall because it is already heavily censored.
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Liu, a member of the Communist Party’s top leadership, the seven-member Politburo Standing Committee, recently said that all internet users must not cross the “baseline” when discussing China’s governance.
Chinese censors have introduced a slate of new regulations to better enable them to police digital and social media as closely as traditional publications.
The country’s top internet regulator has repeatedly warned that an untamed cyberspace would pose a risk to domestic security and the government should decide who to allow into “its house.”


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Liu Yunshan, right, greets Mark Zuckerberg in Beijing. Photo: Xinhua

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Mark Zuckerberg (left) founder of Facebook, listens to Jack Ma, founder of the Alibaba Group, during a discussion at Saturday’s China Development Forum in Beijing. Photo: AP

Jack Ma, executive chairman of the Alibaba Group, speaks during a panel discussion held as part of the China Development Forum at the Diaoyutai State Guesthouse in Beijing, Saturday, March 19, 2016. (AP Photo/Mark Schiefelbein)

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Liu Yunshan says Facebook can share its experience with Chinese counterparts to help ‘internet development better benefit the people of all countries’
