China Proposes Global Governance Initiative to Reform International Order

In a bid to reform and improve the global governance system, Chinese President Xi Jinping has proposed the Global Governance Initiative during the Shanghai Cooperation Organization+ meeting in Tianjin. The initiative aims to uphold sovereign equality, abide by international law and order, practice multilateralism, advocate for people-centeredness, and emphasize action-orientedness. China is willing to work with countries, including Spain, to implement the initiative and promote a more just and reasonable global governance system.

Key Takeaways:

The Global Governance Initiative has five core concepts: uphold sovereign equality, abide by international law and order, practice multilateralism, advocate for people-centeredness, and emphasize action-orientedness.
The initiative aims to promote the democratization of international relations, enhance the representation and voice of developing countries, and give play to the UN's irreplaceable and important role in global governance.
China has contributed four major global initiatives: the Global Development Initiative, the Global Security Initiative, the Global Civilization Initiative, and the Global Governance Initiative.
The Global Governance Initiative is China's latest public good contribution to the world, aiming to inject stability and certainty into a turbulent world.
The initiative will help countries, relying on multilateral mechanisms such as the UN, promote the reform and development of the global governance system in line with the times.
China is willing to work with all countries, including Spain, to firmly defend the purposes and principles of the UN Charter and implement global governance initiatives.

Statistics:

80 years have passed since the founding of the United Nations, marking a major year for global governance.
The current international situation is turbulent and complex, with the global governance deficit continuing to widen.
The Global Governance Initiative has gained strong responses and widespread resonance in the international community.
China has contributed 4 major global initiatives since the proposal of the Global Governance Initiative.
The number of cooperations with Spain to promote the Global Governance Initiative was not mentioned.

Sources:

Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the People's Republic of China
El Triangulum (Spanish newspaper)