China NGO Network for International Exchanges

The China NGO Network for International Exchanges (CNIE) is a Chinese non-governmental organization dedicated to promoting international exchanges and cooperation between Chinese civil society organizations and their counterparts around the world. It operates as a network that brings together various NGOs and social groups in China to engage in global dialogue and development initiatives. The organization is recognized for its consultative status with the United Nations, which allows it to participate in UN meetings and contribute to international discussions on issues such as sustainable development, human rights, and peace. CNIE's work focuses on building partnerships, facilitating people-to-people diplomacy, and enhancing China's role in global civil society. Its website, cnie.org.cn, serves as a platform for information sharing and coordination among its members. While specific details about its founding and leadership are not widely publicized, CNIE remains an active player in China's international engagement efforts.

The China NGO Network for International Exchanges (CNIE) is a Chinese non-governmental organization that operates as a network for international exchanges. It has achieved consultative status with the United Nations, which enables it to engage with UN bodies and participate in global civil society activities. The organization focuses on facilitating cooperation and dialogue between Chinese NGOs and international partners. While its exact founding date and historical milestones are not widely documented in public sources, CNIE continues to be active in promoting China's people-to-people diplomacy and international engagement.

A Chinese NGO network facilitating international exchanges and holding UN consultative status.

1. 1Wikidata entry for China NGO Network for International Exchangeswikidata.org