This view has resonated with several foreign media outlets. In interviews, many international journalists have focused on how the SCO Demonstration Areauses trade as a bond to promote dialogue among civilizations. Humayun, a correspondent from Associated Press of Pakistan, views such global media tours as strategic bridges for deepening mutual learning among civilizations. He noted that these activities immerse journalists from various countries in diverse cultures and foster understanding of differing values, thereby building a cross-border community of shared understanding. Despite the uniqueness of different civilizations, he emphasized that humanity's shared aspirations for peaceful development, common prosperity, and people's well-being resonate profoundly—precisely the “broadest common ground“ that global media should spotlight in their coverage. He called for holding such exchange mechanisms more frequently. By expanding the scale of participation, he argued, a wider “shared perspective network“ could be formed, transforming media from mere information transmitters into catalysts for civilizational dialogue. In his view, when journalists from all nations converge in consensus through mutual learning, they are essentially laying the intellectual groundwork for narratives of humanity’s shared future. This, he asserted, represents a vivid practice of building a community with a shared future for mankind in the realm of communication.

　　全球媒体行：让友谊增长，让民心相近

　　Global Media Tour: Deepening Friendship, Connecting Hearts