Internet doors in China will be more open

China will not close doors for the global Internet - Sunday said it's President Xi Jinping. But cyber sovereignty is the key element in the development of the Internet, he added.

The country's largest event was held in the cyber sector of public policy in Hussein, China's eastern region. In the report of Huawei Kunming Shi, Chief of the Campaign Committee of the Chinese Communist Party, it is said in the Reuters report.

"China's progress in the cyber sector is entering the first stage ... China's doors will be open," Shi said in a statement read out by Kunming.

It is being regarded as a cyber-sovereignty to manage their own internet without any interference outside the state.

In 2016, the Communist Party of China has tightened the cyber policy. Under the new law, external internet companies have been forced to save data within China.

Foreign technology executives are also invited in the program organized by the CyberSpace Administration of China. Among them, Apple Tech CEO Apple Cook, Web giant Google's Chief executive Sundar Pichai and the world's largest social media manager, Mark Zuckerberg was also.

Google and Facebook are banned from service in China, including microblogging site Twitter, most of the major western news sites in the bans.

The Chinese e-commerce giant Alibaba, Tencent Group and Baidu's top officials were present on the occasion.