Assuming you already have a second EG with network event receiver properly set up,
you just have to send eg.event.payload.
From what you wrote, it seems that the payload of the event is a string so you can send it directly, you will get that payload as the event suffix on the eg server.
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<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" ?>
<EventGhost Version="1610">
<Action>
EventGhost.PythonCommand(u'eg.plugins.NetworkSender.Map(eg.event.payload)')
</Action>
</EventGhost>
If you need more fexibility, Try the TCP Events plugin, it will enable you to forward the payload as is with a fixed event suffix.
With TCPEvents, you can also parse the data at the client side and store the result at the server side without generating an event.
There is some other possibilities, but if you need more help from us, you will have to explain in more details what you are trying to achieve.