As a first-year masters student in a non-English speaking country who is considering to later continue to study PhD abroad (US or Canada), which option would be more desirable? Publishing in a medium quality (locally held) international conference which is in English (and indexed by IEEE Xplore) or a high quality (local) non-English conference or journal?

Clarification: neither conference is top by international standards. It's a question of comparing two nationally known conferences where the English one has less national reputation.

As a first-year masters student in a non-English speaking country who is considering to later continue to study Ph.D. abroad (US or Canada), which option would be more desirable? Publishing in a medium quality (locally held) international conference which is in English (and indexed by IEEE Xplore) or a higher quality (local) non-English conference or journal?

Clarification: neither conference is top by international standards. It's a question of comparing two nationally known conferences where the English one has less national reputation.

As a first-year masters student in a non-English speaking country who is considering to later continue to study PhD abroad (US or Canada), which option would be more desirable? Publishing in a medium quality (locally held) international conference which is in English (and indexed by IEEE Xplore) or a high quality (local) non-English conference or journal?

As a first-year masters student in a non-English speaking country who is considering to later continue to study PhD abroad (US or Canada), which option would be more desirable? Publishing in a medium quality (locally held) international conference which is in English (and indexed by IEEE Xplore) or a high quality (local) non-English conference or journal?

Clarification: neither conference is top by international standards. It's a question of comparing two nationally known conferences where the English one has less national reputation.